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Global Economics - for all. (Comes with booklet)

What you'll learn

An overview of global events for a particular month

Through discussion, an update on global events

Practical application of Economics through looking at global events

An understanding of the economic role of their own country

Requirements

Patience

Willingness to do own research

Willingness to fully participate in discussions

An interest in the economies of other countries

Description

To encourage discussion, on the 18th January 2022 a new section was added:The Great ResetControversial.ProvocativeExactly what the nest economic courses are about - stimuli for discussion!This - initially - is a short course. Only the month of August is covered. The course will be added to during the coming year and thus provide a 'rolling Economics discussion'.Discussion IS the key. 'Let's talk about Economics' is exactly that - a course made up of:Educational AnnouncementsLectures as up to date as possibleA booklet accompanying each month with data response questions in AND all the links (thus saving you !)The Q/A sectionThe Q/A section is where the discussions take place - discussions where the lectures are merely the starting point. This is an Economics course for those who wish to:Learn more about Economics in generalLearn through discussionLearn about the economies of other countries and the possible impact on your own countryEach month - at the end - there will be new lectures; a new booklet; new discussions. Whenever you join the course you will be able to look back at the Q/A and see how economies have progressed, how the effects of economic policies have been felt elsewhere.As the course includes a booklet for each month, you will be able to build a collection of 'monthly global economics' supplemented by YOUR input - and the input of others.Let's talk about Economics - together.

Overview

Section 1: OPTIONAL: UKRAINE

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Friendly advice

Lecture 2 Friendly advice

Section 3: Short course Diploma

Lecture 3 Short course Diploma

Section 4: Introduction

Lecture 4 Introduction

Section 5: August

Lecture 5 China

Lecture 6 Taiwan

Lecture 7 OPEC - pt 1

Lecture 8 OPEC - pt 2

Lecture 9 Oil...and Climate Change: pt 1

Lecture 10 Oil...and Climate Change: pt 2

Lecture 11 Taiwan and Exports: pt 1

Lecture 12 Taiwan and Exports: pt 2

Lecture 13 Australia - pt 1

Lecture 14 Australia - pt 2

Section 6: Globalisation

Lecture 15 Introduction and Keynote speech

Lecture 16 Some causes of globalisation

Lecture 17 More on causes of globalisation

Lecture 18 Characteristics of globalisation - part 1

Lecture 19 Characteristics of globalisation - pt 2

Lecture 20 Winners and Losers

Lecture 21 How does globalisation affect the UK Economy?

Lecture 22 Globalisation - the disadvantages

Lecture 23 Is globalisation irreversible?

Lecture 24 Discussion

Lecture 25 Multinationals and globalisation - part 1

Lecture 26 Multinationals and globalisation - part 2

Section 7: The Great Reset - HUGELY PROVOCATIVE to encourage research and discussion

Lecture 27 Introduction - pt 1

Lecture 28 Introduction - pt 2

Lecture 29 Introduction - pt 3

Lecture 30 Health - pt 1

Lecture 31 Health - pt 2

Lecture 32 Health - pt 3

Lecture 33 Wealth

Lecture 34 Ownership - pt 1

Lecture 35 Ownership - 2

Lecture 36 Continuance

Lecture 37 Energy - pt 1

Lecture 38 Energy - pt 2

Lecture 39 Energy - pt 3

Lecture 40 Nutrition - pt 1

Lecture 41 Nutrition - pt 2

Lecture 42 Nutrition - pt 3

Lecture 43 Surveillance

Lecture 44 Individual soverty

Lecture 45 Market freedom

Lecture 46 P.P.S.

Section 8: Bonus Video

Lecture 47 Bonus Video

Students worldwide who are interested in discussing global economics

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