ECON 2205 - Principles of Macroeconomics

1. Select the best definition of a given economic term, concept, or principle.
2. Select the economic term, concept or principle that best fits a given definition.
3. Identify or associate terms that have closely related meanings.
4. Recall or recognize specific economic rules.
5. Apply economic concepts needed to define or solve a particular problem when the concepts are explicitly mentioned.
6. Distinguish between correct and incorrect application of economic concepts that are specifically given.
7. Distinguish between probable and improbable outcomes of specific economic actions or proposals involving no unstated assumptions or extraneous information.
8. Judge the adequacy with which conclusions are supported by data or analysis involving no unstated assumptions or extraneous information.
9. Apply economic concepts needed to define or solve a particular problem when the concepts are not explicitly mentioned.
10. Distinguish between correct and incorrect application of economic concepts that are not specifically given.
11. Distinguish between probable and improbable outcomes of specific economic actions or proposals involving unstated assumptions or extraneous information.

1. Critical Thinking in the Analysis of Economic Problems
2. Measuring Aggregate Economic performance
3. GDP Accounting
4. Unemployment
5. Inflation
6. Nominal vs. Real Measurements
7. Aggregate Supply
8. Productive Resources
9. Savings
10. Investment
11. Productivity
12. Aggregate Demand
13. Aggregate Expenditure
14. Multipliers
15. Money
16. Monetary Policy
17. Velocity
18. International Economics