Economics in the 21st Century
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2022
Pages: 149
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Economics in the 21st Century presents the principles of Economics and the realities of the American and global economy in the same way that “Professor Heini” has come to do it, in the classroom and in his financial planning practice. The publication gives readers an understanding of how economics works, using a little humor and some real-life examples. In addition, it encourages students to continue their students of the world and give them confidence to include Economics on their educational path. The author delivers the message of economic truth and hope, couched in the lessons from the 21st century Economic Principles Classroom. Based on more than 36 years of teaching experience and 16,000+ former students, the authors fuses humor with plain language, to explain the realities of the American 21st century.
Inside Cover
About the Author
Author’s Note
Introduction
Chapter 1: Start at the Very Beginning
Chapter 2: Two Views, Two Options
Chapter 3: Scarcity, What it is, and isn't
Chapter 4: The Power of Resources
Chapter 5: Opportunity Costs
Chapter 6: Economic Models
Chapter 7: Demand Just Like Life?
Chapter 8: Determinants of Demand
Chapter 9: Supply and its Determinants
Chapter 10: The Nature of Economic Choice
Chapter 11: Government Making it “FAIR”
Chapter 12: The Economics of Crime
Chapter 13: Let’s Talk about Money
Chapter 14: The Dream of Banking?
Chapter 15: It’s Only Logical?
Chapter 16: Consumer Choice Theory
Chapter 17: Utility Theory
Chapter 18: Normal and Inferior Goods
Chapter 19: Price Elasticity of Demand
Chapter 20: Income Elasticity of Demand
Chapter 21: Cross Elasticity of Demand
Chapter 22: The Market Power Spectrum
Chapter 23: The Economics of Career Choice
Chapter 24: Inequality and Our Tax System
Chapter 25: Social Mobility in America
Epilogue
Bibliographic Citations
Daniel K Heini, Ed. S., is the author of several books including “Teaching For the Love of It,” and “Consider the American Family”. A former college dean, he is presently a professor at Macomb Community College and Schoolcraft Community College. Dan is a shameless punster who weaves jokes and humorous stories through his economics classes, much to the enjoyment (and groans) of his students. He is also a proud alumnus and avid fan of Central Michigan University
Economics in the 21st Century presents the principles of Economics and the realities of the American and global economy in the same way that “Professor Heini” has come to do it, in the classroom and in his financial planning practice. The publication gives readers an understanding of how economics works, using a little humor and some real-life examples. In addition, it encourages students to continue their students of the world and give them confidence to include Economics on their educational path. The author delivers the message of economic truth and hope, couched in the lessons from the 21st century Economic Principles Classroom. Based on more than 36 years of teaching experience and 16,000+ former students, the authors fuses humor with plain language, to explain the realities of the American 21st century.
Inside Cover
About the Author
Author’s Note
Introduction
Chapter 1: Start at the Very Beginning
Chapter 2: Two Views, Two Options
Chapter 3: Scarcity, What it is, and isn't
Chapter 4: The Power of Resources
Chapter 5: Opportunity Costs
Chapter 6: Economic Models
Chapter 7: Demand Just Like Life?
Chapter 8: Determinants of Demand
Chapter 9: Supply and its Determinants
Chapter 10: The Nature of Economic Choice
Chapter 11: Government Making it “FAIR”
Chapter 12: The Economics of Crime
Chapter 13: Let’s Talk about Money
Chapter 14: The Dream of Banking?
Chapter 15: It’s Only Logical?
Chapter 16: Consumer Choice Theory
Chapter 17: Utility Theory
Chapter 18: Normal and Inferior Goods
Chapter 19: Price Elasticity of Demand
Chapter 20: Income Elasticity of Demand
Chapter 21: Cross Elasticity of Demand
Chapter 22: The Market Power Spectrum
Chapter 23: The Economics of Career Choice
Chapter 24: Inequality and Our Tax System
Chapter 25: Social Mobility in America
Epilogue
Bibliographic Citations
Daniel K Heini, Ed. S., is the author of several books including “Teaching For the Love of It,” and “Consider the American Family”. A former college dean, he is presently a professor at Macomb Community College and Schoolcraft Community College. Dan is a shameless punster who weaves jokes and humorous stories through his economics classes, much to the enjoyment (and groans) of his students. He is also a proud alumnus and avid fan of Central Michigan University