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The Changing State of AI with Tyler Cowen
Tyler Cowen has been immersed in the world of AI and has been a regular media go-to for all things AI. Articles he's written on the topic include opinion pieces such as "AI Experts Aren’t Always Right About AI" and "Could AI Help Us Humans Trust Each Other More?" for Bloomberg. In this webinar, he discusses where AI may take us in the near/long term and its overall economic impact.
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‎02-23-2023
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Teaching 2 Year and 4 Year Students
Teaching 2-year vs 4-year students: what works, how are they the same, how are they different? Eric and Erika have extensive experience teaching students Principles of Economics at both 2-year and 4-year institutions. In this webinar, they will share their top takeaways and best practices for each demographic. Join us to learn what works across these populations and what can be better customized to meet student needs.
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‎02-06-2023
09:06 AM
Teaching Business Cycles - A Modern Approach
The macroeconomic model that we inherited from the 1960s no longer works for today's economy or today's students. In this talk, Professor Wolfers will introduce two modern approaches. The first is to switch the standard model with a method of teaching AD-AS that both reflects the modern economy and links with modern macroeconomics. The second approach replaces the AD-AS model by emphasizing the method that modern macroeconomists take, focusing on an IS-MP analysis (an updated version of IS-LM), which connects to the Phillips Curve. The key, Wolfers argues, is to provide an authentic account of the modern macroeconomy that reflects ongoing policy discussions, media debates, and higher-level classes..
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‎01-19-2023
01:54 PM
Building a Solid Foundation for Principles of Economics Students
Supply, demand, and equilibrium are the most fundamental concepts in economics. However, most modern textbooks devote only a single chapter to this. The result is teachers either spend much more time on these topics than the text would indicate or they end up building understanding on a weak foundation. In this webinar, Professor Stevenson will uncover why her co-authored textbook uniquely spends three chapters building an essential foundation to get all students more confident and interested in studying economics.
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‎04-19-2022
08:15 AM
It is a vital time in International Economics. Rob Feenstra and Alan Taylor are luminaries in the field, long-time teachers of the course, and authors of a leading text International Economics, 5th Edition. In this webinar, they addressed four key areas where the war in Ukraine and international economics intersect, including:
Exchange Rates: Understanding the ruble crash and other forex market events after large political shocks.
Trade sanctions: Implications of embargoes, MFN, and tariffs, and lessons from trade wars in history.
Financial disruptions: The costs of default and the status of forex reserves in Russia and beyond.
Migration: Effects of emigration from Ukraine and Russia on the European economy.
Check out Rob Feenstra and Alan Taylor’s texts:
International Trade 5e: https://www.macmillanlearning.com/college/us/product/International-Trade/p/1319218458
International Macroeconomics 5e: https://www.macmillanlearning.com/college/us/product/International-Macroeconomics/p/1319218423
International Economics 5e: https://www.macmillanlearning.com/college/us/product/International-Economics/p/1319218504
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‎04-08-2022
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In July 1981, the Federal Funds rate was 19.1%. In the subsequent four decades, the United States, along with much of the rest of the world, has seen a steady and seemingly inexorable march to zero. Even before the pandemic, interest rates were historically low. In this session, Greg Mankiw will look at the causes and effects of this long decline. He will discuss what does it mean for the nation’s fiscal policy and for your retirement planning.
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