Thinkwell s Homeschool Economics Course Lesson Plan: 36 weeks



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Thinkwell s Homeschool Economics Course Lesson Plan: 36 weeks Welcome to Thinkwell s Homeschool Economics! We re thrilled that you ve decided to make us part of your homeschool curriculum. This lesson plan is meant to be a guide for you and your homeschool student. Each day, you ll tackle a different topic and all the materials associated with that topic, such as video lectures, exercises, and notes. If you follow our day-by-day schedule, you ll complete the full curriculum for the course in 36 weeks. Feel free to modify and amend the plan as it best works for you. And, as always, please let us know what we can do to help get you up and running with Thinkwell s Economics! Week 1 Chapter 1: Introduction to Economic Thinking Week 1, Day 1 1.1.1 Defining Economics 1.1.2 What Economists Do Week 1, Day 2 1.1.3 Macroeconomics and Microeconomics 1.1.4 An Overview of Economic Systems Week 1, Day 3 1.1.5 Case Study: The Work of Adam Smith 1.2.1 Using Graphs to Understand Direct Relationships Week 1, Day 4 1.2.2 Plotting a Linear Relationship between Two Variables 1.2.3 Changing the Intercept of a Linear Function Week 1, Day 5 1.2.4 Understanding the Slope of a Linear Function Week 2 Chapter 1: Introduction to Economic Thinking Week 2, Day 1 1.3.1 Understanding Tangent Lines Week 2, Day 2 1.3.2 Working with Three Variables on a Graph 1.4.1 Understanding the Concept of Production Possibilities Frontiers Week 2, Day 3 1.4.2 Understanding How a Change in Technology or Resources Affects the PPF Week 2, Day 4 1.4.3 Deriving an Algebraic Equation for the Production Possibilities Frontier 1.5.1 Defining Comparative Advantage with the Production Possibilities Frontier

Week 2, Day 5 1.5.2 Understanding Why Specialization Increases Total Output 1.5.3 Analyzing International Trade Using Comparative Advantage Week 3 Chapter 1 Test Chapter 2: Understanding Markets Week 3, Day 1 Chapter 1 Practice Test Week 3, Day 2 Chapter 1 Test Week 3, Day 3 2.1.1 Understanding the Determinants of Demand 2.1.2 Understanding the Basics of Demand Week 3, Day 4 2.1.3 Analyzing Shifts in the Demand Curve 2.1.4 Changing Other Demand Variables Week 3, Day 5 2.1.5 Deriving a Market Demand Curve Chapter 1 Test Week 4 Chapter 2: Understanding Markets Week 4, Day 1 2.2.1 Understanding the Determinants of Supply Week 4, Day 2 2.2.2 Deriving a Supply Curve 2.2.3 Understanding a Change in Supply versus a Change in Quantity Supplied Week 4, Day 3 2.2.4 Analyzing Changes in Other Supply Variables Week 4, Day 4 2.2.5 Deriving a Market Supply Curve from Individual Supply Curves Week 4, Day 5 2.3.1 Determining a Competitive Equilibrium 2.3.2 Defining Comparative Statics

Week 5 Chapter 2: Understanding Markets Week 5, Day 1 2.3.3 Classifying Comparative Statics Week 5, Day 2 2.4.1 Defining Elasticity Week 5, Day 3 2.4.2 Calculating Elasticity 2.4.3 Applying the Concept of Elasticity Week 5, Day 4 2.4.4 Identifying the Determinants of Elasticity 2.4.5 Understanding the Relationship between Total Revenue and Elasticity Week 5, Day 5 2.5.1 Understanding How Price Controls Damage Markets 2.5.2 Understanding the Problem of Minimum Wages in Labor Markets Week 6 Chapter 2: Understanding Markets Chapter 2 Test Chapter 3: Consumer Choice and Household Behavior Week 6, Day 1 2.5.3 Understanding How an Excise Tax Affects Equilibrium Week 6, Day 2 2.6.1 Examining Problems in Agricultural Economics Week 6, Day 3 Chapter 2 Practice Test Week 6, Day 4 Chapter 2 Test Week 6, Day 5 3.1.1 Understanding Utility Theory 3.1.2 Finding Consumer Equilibrium Chapter 2 Test Week 7 Chapter 3: Consumer Choice and Household Behavior Chapter 3 Test Week 7, Day 1 3.2.1 Constructing a Consumer's Budget Constraint 3.2.2 Understanding a Change in the Budget Constraint

Week 7, Day 2 3.2.3 Understanding Indifference Curves 3.3.1 Locating the Consumer's Optimal Combination of Goods Week 7, Day 3 3.3.2 Understanding the Effects of a Price Change on Consumer Choice 3.3.3 Deriving the Demand Curve Week 7, Day 4 Chapter 3 Practice Test Week 7, Day 5 Chapter 3 Test Chapter 3 Test Week 8 Chapter 4: Production and Costs Week 8, Day 1 4.1.1 Understanding Output, Inputs, and the Short Run 4.1.2 Explaining the Total Product Curve Week 8, Day 2 4.1.3 Drawing Marginal Product Curves Week 8, Day 3 4.1.4 Understanding Average Product Week 8, Day 4 4.1.5 Relating Costs to Productivity 4.2.1 Defining Variable Costs Week 8, Day 5 4.2.2 Graphing Variable Costs 4.2.3 Graphing Variable Costs Using a Geometric Trick Week 9 Chapter 4: Production and Costs Week 9, Day 1 4.3.1 Defining Marginal Costs 4.3.2 Deriving the Marginal Cost Curve Week 9, Day 2 4.3.3 Understanding the Mathematical Relationship between Marginal Cost and Marginal Product 4.4.1 Defining Average Variable Costs Week 9, Day 3 4.4.2 Understanding the Relationship between Average Variable Cost and Average Product of Labor 4.4.3 Understanding the Relationship between Marginal Cost and Average Variable Cost

Week 9, Day 4 4.5.1 Defining and Graphing Average Fixed Cost and Average Total Cost 4.5.2 Calculating Average Total Cost Week 9, Day 5 4.5.3 Putting the Cost Curves Together 4.6.1 Defining the Long Run Week 10 Chapter 4: Production and Costs Chapter 4 Test Week 10, Day 1 4.6.2 Determining a Firm's Return to Scale 4.6.3 Understanding Short-Run and Long-Run Average Cost Curves Week 10, Day 2 4.6.4 Shifts in Cost Curves 4.7.1 Constructing Isocost Lines Week 10, Day 3 4.7.2 Understanding Isoquants 4.7.3 Finding the Cost-Minimizing Combination of Capital and Labor Week 10, Day 4 Chapter 4 Practice Test Week 10, Day 5 Chapter 4 Test Chapter 4 Test Week 11 Chapter 5: Perfect Competition Week 11, Day 1 5.1.1 Understanding the Role of Price Week 11, Day 2 5.1.2 Understanding Market Structures 5.1.3 Finding Economic and Accounting Profit Week 11, Day 3 5.2.1 Finding the Firm's Profit-Maximizing Output Level 5.2.2 Proving the Profit-Maximizing Rule Week 11, Day 4 5.2.3 Calculating Profit 5.2.4 Calculating Loss

Week 11, Day 5 5.2.5 Finding the Firm's Shut-Down Point 5.3.1 Deriving the Short-Run Market Supply Curve Week 12 Chapter 5: Perfect Competition Chapter 5 Test Chapter 6: Other Market Models Week 12, Day 1 5.3.2 Relating the Individual Firm to the Market 5.3.3 Examining Shifts in the Short-Run Market Supply Curve Week 12, Day 2 5.3.4 Deriving the Long-Run Market Supply Curve 5.4.1 Examining the Firm's Long-Run and Short-Run Adjustments to a Price Increase Week 12, Day 3 Chapter 5 Practice Test Week 12, Day 4 Chapter 5 Test Week 12, Day 5 6.1.1 Defining Monopoly Power 6.1.2 Defining Marginal Revenue for a Firm with Market Power Chapter 5 Test Week 13 Chapter 6: Other Market Models Week 13, Day 1 6.1.3 Determining the Monopolist's Profit-Maximizing Output and Price 6.1.4 Calculating a Monopolist's Profit and Loss Week 13, Day 2 6.1.5 Graphing the Relationship between Marginal Revenue and Elasticity 6.2.1 Determining the Social Cost of Monopoly Week 13, Day 3 6.2.2 Calculating Deadweight Loss 6.2.3 Understanding Monopoly Regulation Week 13, Day 4 6.3.1 Introducing Oligopoly and the Prisoner's Dilemma 6.3.2 Understanding a Cartel As a Prisoner's Dilemma Week 13, Day 5 6.3.3 Understanding the Kinked-Demand Curve Model 6.4.1 Defining Monopolistic Competition

Week 14 Chapter 6: Other Market Models Chapter 6 Test Chapter 7: Resource Markets Week 14, Day 1 6.4.2 Understanding Pricing and Output under Monopolistic Competition 6.4.3 Understanding Monopolistic Competition As a Prisoner's Dilemma Week 14, Day 2 Chapter 6 Practice Test Week 14, Day 3 Chapter 6 Test Week 14, Day 4 7.1.1 Deriving the Factor Demand Curve Week 14, Day 5 7.1.2 Deriving the Least-Cost Rule 7.1.3 Analyzing the Labor Market Chapter 6 Test Week 15 Chapter 7: Resource Markets Chapter 7 Test Chapter 8: Market Failures Week 15, Day 1 7.2.1 Understanding Labor Market Power and Marginal Factor Cost 7.3.1 Analyzing Capital Markets Week 15, Day 2 Chapter 7 Practice Test Week 15, Day 3 Chapter 7 Test Week 15, Day 4 8.1.1 Understanding Market Failures 8.2.1 Defining Public Goods Week 15, Day 5 8.2.2 Analyzing the Tax System Chapter 7 Test

Week 16 Chapter 8: Market Failures Week 16, Day 1 8.2.3 Understanding Public Choice 8.3.1 Understanding Expected Value, Risk, and Uncertainty Week 16, Day 2 8.3.2 Understanding Asymmetric Information as an Economic Problem 8.3.3 Understanding Moral Hazards in Markets Week 16, Day 3 8.4.1 Defining Externalities 8.4.2 Explaining How to Internalize External Costs Week 16, Day 4 8.4.3 Explaining How to Internalize External Benefits 8.5.1 Finding a Market Solution to External Costs Week 16, Day 5 8.5.2 Finding a Negotiated Settlement to an External Cost 8.5.3 Applying the Coase Theorem Week 17 Chapter 8 Test Chapter 9: Evaluating Market Outcomes Week 17, Day 1 Chapter 8 Practice Test Week 17, Day 2 Chapter 8 Test Week 17, Day 3 9.1.1 Measuring the Benefits of Consumption Week 17, Day 4 9.1.2 Using the Demand Curve As a Measure of Benefit 9.2.1 Quantifying Benefit Week 17, Day 5 9.2.2 Quantifying Cost 9.2.3 Determining Total Social Cost Chapter 8 Test Week 18 Chapter 9: Evaluating Market Outcomes Week 18, Day 1 9.2.4 Understanding Economic Value 9.3.1 Understanding Producer and Consumer Surplus

Week 18, Day 2 9.3.2 Calculating Total Economic Value 9.4.1 Understanding the Effects of Price Controls Week 18, Day 3 9.4.2 Understanding How Price Controls Destroy Economic Value 9.4.3 Evaluating the Effects of an Excise Tax Week 18, Day 4 9.4.4 Assessing the Effect of an Excise Tax on Economic Value 9.4.5 Understanding How a Tax Can Create Deadweight Loss Week 18, Day 5 9.5.1 Evaluating the Gains from International Trade 9.5.2 Understanding the Effects of Tariffs on Consumer and Producer Surplus Week 19 Chapter 9 Test Midterm Exam Week 19, Day 1 Chapter 9 Practice Test Week 19, Day 2 Chapter 9 Test Week 19, Day 3 Study for Midterm Exam Week 19, Day 4 Midterm Practice Test Week 19, Day 5 Midterm Exam Chapter 9 Test Midterm Exam Score: Week 20 Chapter 10: Macroeconomic Measurements Week 20, Day 1 10.1.1 The Production Possibilities Frontier: Macroeconomic Applications 10.1.2 The Circular Flow Model Week 20, Day 2 10.1.3 Real GDP 10.1.4 The New BEA Procedure for Calculating Real GDP Week 20, Day 3 10.1.5 Limitations of GDP and Alternative Indexes 10.1.6 Hot Topic: Feminist Economics and the Measurement of GDP

Week 20, Day 4 10.1.7 Hot Topic: Off the Books: The Underground Economy 10.2.1 The Expenditures Approach Week 20, Day 5 10.2.2 The Income Approach 10.2.3 Hot Topic: The Impact of E-commerce on the Economy Week 21 Chapter 10: Macroeconomic Measurements Chapter 10 Test Chapter 11: Economic Fluctuations: Unemployment and Inflation Week 21, Day 1 10.3.1 Changes in the Cost of Living and the CPI 10.3.2 Case Study: The Index of Leading Economic Indicators Week 21, Day 2 10.3.3 Calculating the Rate of Inflation 10.3.4 Comparing the CPI and the GDP Deflator Week 21, Day 3 Chapter 10 Practice Test Week 21, Day 4 Chapter 10 Test Week 21, Day 5 11.1.1 Recessions, Depressions, and Booms 11.1.2 Theoretical Explanations for Cycles Chapter 10 Test Score: Week 22 Chapter 11: Economic Fluctuations: Unemployment and Inflation Week 22, Day 1 11.2.1 Measuring the Labor Force and Unemployment 11.2.2 Types of Unemployment Week 22, Day 2 11.2.3 Hot Topic: The Unemployment Rate and the Crime Rate 11.2.4 Hot Topic: Too Old to Work: Are We Discarding Valuable Workers? Week 22, Day 3 11.3.1 Understanding the Natural Rate of Unemployment 11.4.1 Minimum Wage Laws Week 22, Day 4 11.4.2 An Analysis of Labor Unions and Unemployment 11.4.3 Case Study: "La Causa": The United Farm Workers Week 22, Day 5 11.4.4 The Theory of Efficiency Wages 11.4.5 Unemployment Insurance

Week 23 Chapter 11: Economic Fluctuations: Unemployment and Inflation Chapter 11 Test Week 23, Day 1 11.5.1 Inflation, Deflation, Stagflation, and Hyperinflation 11.5.2 Inflation and Purchasing Power Week 23, Day 2 11.5.3 Short-Run Causes: Demand-Pull and Cost-Push Inflation 11.5.4 The Quantity Theory of Money Week 23, Day 3 11.5.5 The Costs of Inflation 11.5.6 Case Study: Behavior during Hyperinflation Week 23, Day 4 Chapter 11 Practice Test Week 23, Day 5 Chapter 11 Test Chapter 11 Test Score: Week 24 Chapter 12: The Aggregate Expenditures Model Week 24, Day 1 12.1.1 Say's Law and Keynes: An Overview Week 24, Day 2 12.1.2 Case Study: John Maynard Keynes 12.2.1 The Aggregate Expenditures Identity Week 24, Day 3 12.2.2 Average and Marginal Propensities to Consume and Save 12.2.3 The Aggregate Expenditures Model Week 24, Day 4 12.2.4 Case Study: The Paradox of Thrift 12.2.5 Autonomous Investment Week 24, Day 5 12.3.1 The Expenditures Approach and the Saving Approach 12.4.1 Applications of the Multipliers Week 25 Chapter 12: The Aggregate Expenditures Model Chapter 12 Test Chapter 13: Money: Banking, Spending, Saving, and Investing Week 25, Day 1 12.5.1 Changes in Aggregate Expenditures 12.5.2 Changes in Taxes

Week 25, Day 2 12.5.3 Changes in Net Exports 12.5.4 Hot Topic: Does Social Security Need to Be "Saved"? Week 25, Day 3 Chapter 12 Practice Test Week 25, Day 4 Chapter 12 Test Week 25, Day 5 13.1.1 The Money Supply 13.1.2 Case Study: The Cashless Society Chapter 12 Test Score: Week 26 Chapter 13: Money: Banking, Spending, Saving, and Investing Week 26, Day 1 13.1.3 Determinants of Money Demand 13.1.4 The Money Market Week 26, Day 2 13.2.1 Financial Markets and Intermediaries 13.2.2 Hot Topic: Should the U.S. Government Bail Out Failing Financial Institutions? Week 26, Day 3 13.2.3 Stocks and Bonds 13.2.4 The Price of Bonds and the Interest Rate Week 26, Day 4 13.3.1 The Federal Reserve System 13.3.2 Hot Topic: Are Reserve Requirements Necessary? Week 26, Day 5 13.3.3 The Fed's Tools of Monetary Policy 13.4.1 How Goldsmiths Created Money Week 27 Chapter 13: Money: Banking, Spending, Saving, and Investing Chapter 13 Test Week 27, Day 1 13.4.2 Case Study: Cigarettes As Money 13.4.3 How Banks Create Money Week 27, Day 2 13.4.4 How the Fed Changes the Money Supply 13.5.1 Investment Demand Week 27, Day 3 13.5.2 The Market for Loanable Funds and Government Policy 13.5.3 Equilibrium in the Money Market

Week 27, Day 4 Chapter 13 Practice Test Week 27, Day 5 Chapter 13 Test Chapter 13 Test Score: Week 28 Chapter 14: Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply Models Week 28, Day 1 14.1.1 Deriving the Aggregate Demand Curve Week 28, Day 2 14.1.2 Movement along the Aggregate Demand Curve Week 28, Day 3 14.1.3 Shifts in Aggregate Demand 14.2.1 The Short-Run Aggregate Supply Curve Week 28, Day 4 14.2.2 The Labor Market 14.2.3 The Long-Run Aggregate Supply Curve Week 28, Day 5 14.3.1 The Classical View 14.3.2 Equilibrium in the Short Run Week 29 Chapter 14: Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply Model Chapter 14 Test Week 29, Day 1 14.3.3 Expectations in the Long Run and the Short Run 14.3.4 Long-Run Macroeconomic Equilibrium Week 29, Day 2 14.3.5 Case Study: The U.S. National Debt 14.4.1 Definitions and the Historical Record Week 29, Day 3 14.4.2 Expectations and the Phillips Curve 14.4.3 Hot Topic: Is the Roller Coaster Ride Over? The Future of the Business Cycle Week 29, Day 4 Chapter 14 Practice Test Week 29, Day 5 Chapter 14 Test Chapter 14 Test Score:

Week 30 Chapter 15: Monetary and Fiscal Policy Week 30, Day 1 15.1.1 Unanticipated Changes in Aggregate Demand 15.1.2 Unanticipated Changes in Aggregate Supply 15.2.1 Fiscal Policy Using the AD/AS Model Week 30, Day 2 15.2.2 The Market for Loanable Funds and Crowding Out 15.2.3 Timing Problems and the AD/AS Model Week 30, Day 3 15.2.4 Automatic Stabilizers 15.2.5 Hot Topic: The Political Business Cycle Week 30, Day 4 15.3.1 New Keynesian and New Classical Approaches to Fiscal Policy 15.3.2 Supply-Side Policy Week 30, Day 5 15.4.1 The Quantity Theory of Money (review) 15.4.2 Monetary Policy Using the AD/AS Model Week 31 Chapter 15: Monetary and Fiscal Policy Chapter 15 Test Week 31, Day 1 15.4.3 Monetary Responses to Changes in the Economy 15.4.4 Monetary Policy: Accommodation Week 31, Day 2 15.4.5 Hot Topic: Should Monetary Policy Be Made by Rule or Discretion? 15.5.1 New Keynesians versus Monetarists Week 31, Day 3 15.5.2 New Classical Macroeconomics 15.5.3 Case Study: Policy in the Great Depression Week 31, Day 4 Chapter 15 Practice Test Week 31, Day 5 Chapter 15 Test Chapter 15 Test Score:

Week 32 Chapter 16: Productivity and Growth Week 32, Day 1 16.1.1 The Rule of 70, Compounding, and Growth 16.1.2 The PPF, the AD/AS Model, and Long-Run Growth Week 32, Day 2 16.1.3 The Production Function and Growth 16.1.4 The Definition of Productivity and Factors Affecting It Week 32, Day 3 16.2.1 Investment 16.2.2 Other Policies to Encourage Growth Week 32, Day 4 16.2.3 Hot Topic: Women's Roles in Rural Economic Growth 16.2.4 Case Study: Post-WWII Japan Week 32, Day 5 16.3.1 Growth in Emerging Economies 16.3.2 Policies to Promote Growth Week 33 Chapter 16: Productivity and Growth Chapter 16 Test Chapter 17: International Focus Week 33, Day 1 16.3.3 Hot Topic: The Myth of Exploding Populations 16.3.4 Case Study: Growing Pains in Indonesia Week 33, Day 2 Chapter 16 Practice Test Week 33, Day 3 Chapter 16 Test Week 33, Day 4 17.1.1 Determining the Difference between a Closed Economy and an Open Economy 17.1.2 Understanding Exports in an Open Economy Week 33, Day 5 17.1.3 Analyzing a Change in Equilibrium in an Open Economy 17.1.4 Analyzing International Trade Using Comparative Advantage Chapter 16 Test Score:

Week 34 Chapter 17: International Focus Week 34, Day 1 17.2.1 The International Flow of Goods and Services 17.2.2 Balance of Payments Week 34, Day 2 17.2.3 Trade Balances 17.3.1 Nominal Exchange Rates Week 34, Day 3 17.3.2 Real Exchange Rates 17.3.3 Purchasing Power Parity Week 34, Day 4 17.3.4 Determination of Exchange Rates 17.3.5 Floating and Fixed Systems Week 34, Day 5 17.3.6 The Managed Float 17.4.1 Government Budget Deficits and Trade Week 35 Chapter 17: International Focus Week 35, Day 1 17.4.2 Trade Policy 17.4.3 Hot Topic: Winners and Losers in NAFTA Week 35, Day 2 17.4.4 Political Instability and Trade 17.4.5 Hot Topic: Is the World Trade Organization a Conspiracy? Week 35, Day 3 17.5.1 Centrally Planned Economies 17.5.2 Policies to Change to Market Systems Week 35, Day 4 17.5.3 Comparative Economic Performance 17.5.4 Case Study: A Successful Transition in the Czech Republic Week 35, Day 5 17.6.1 Case Study: Post-Mao China 17.6.2 Case Study: Revolution and Reform in Mexico Week 36 Chapter 17 Test Final Exam Week 36, Day 1 Chapter 17 Practice Test

Week 36, Day 2 Chapter 17 Test Week 36, Day 3 Study for Final Exam Week 36, Day 4 Final Practice Test Week 36, Day 5 Final Exam Chapter 17 Test Score: Final Exam Score: