ECON 545 WEEK 1 DISCUSSIONS LATEST-DEVRY

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ECON 545 Week 1 Discussions Latest-DeVry
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ECON 545 Week 1 Discussion 1 Latest-DeVry
Supply and Demand (graded)
Below is a recommended topic for this discussion. If your instructor chooses a different “Making the Connection” from this weeks’ readings or another alternate discussion topic, his or her chosen topic and any required work in MyEconLab or elsewhere will be in the instructors’ first posting.
  • Read the Making the Connection short case titled Forecasting the Demand for iPhones in Chapter 3 of our textbook, and also be sure to watch the video right under the Making the Connection title (maybe a few times). Then post your first posting this week beginning to discuss what you’ve read and watched in the video.
  • Then work on Problems and Applications 1.17, at the end of Chapter 3, answering and discussing the questions in that exercise.
MyEconLab video link to the Week 1 My EconLab screen for both week 1 videos.
ECON 545 Week 1 Discussion 2 Latest-DeVry
Elasticity and the Minimum Wage (graded)
Below is a recommended topic for this discussion. If your instructor chooses a different “Making the Connection” from this weeks’ readings or another alternate discussion topic, his or her chosen topic and any required work in MyEconLab or elsewhere will be in the instructors’ first posting.
  • Read the Making the Connection short case titled Why Are Oil Prices So Unstable in Chapter 6 of our textbook, and also be sure to watch the video right under the Making the Connection title (maybe a few times). Then post your first posting this week beginning to discuss what you’ve read and watched in the video.
  • Then work on Problems and Applications 6.3, at the end of Chapter 6, answering and discussing the questions in that exercise. You don’t have to post a graph, but please at least create one on paper and discuss the results.
MyEconLab video link to the Week 1 MyEconLab screen for both week 1 videos.

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