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3. Introduction to Microeconomics – Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
Reading Time: 4 minutes Learning Goals: By the end of this portion of these series of articles, you will have accomplished the following goals: – Define microeconomics. – Define macroeconomics. – Differentiate between monetary policy and fiscal policy. Economics is targeted at studying and improving the well being and financial state of all human beings, including those with and … Continue reading 3. Introduction to Microeconomics – Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
2. Introduction to Microeconomics – What is Economics and Why is it Significant?
Reading Time: 10 minutes THE GOALS OF LEARNING By the time we reach the end of this segment, you will acquire the ability to conversate about the significance of researching and studying the field of economics, examine and articulate the connection between production and the division of labor, and assess the impact of scarcity. Economics can be described as … Continue reading 2. Introduction to Microeconomics – What is Economics and Why is it Significant?
1. Introduction to Microeconomics – Preface
Reading Time: 3 minutes Is Facebook one of the things that you use frequently? One thing that has an enormous impact on economics is how information travels through society. In this day and age, the biggest names in social media, such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are heavy hitters when it comes to forming the information super highway. In … Continue reading 1. Introduction to Microeconomics – Preface
1. Introduction to Mortars
Reading Time: 2 minutes Mortars are a form of infantry support artillery type weapon designed primarily to either suppress an area, eliminate and/or damage enemies, vehicles and buildings, to flush out enemies from entrenched positions, to envelop an area with smoke rounds that can both provide cover for allied forces as well as chaos between enemy forces, and to … Continue reading 1. Introduction to Mortars