The Mercantilist and Physiocratic economic schools of thought
are the earliest recognizable school of thought in human
history.
a) Identify a similarity and a difference between those schools
of thought.
Your answer needs to provide at least two paragraphs.
The first paragraph discusses the similarity between these schools
of thought.
The second paragraph discusses the difference between these schools
of thought.
b) Discuss the economic idea or thought that you have found the
most interesting from any of these schools...
The Mercantilist and Physiocratic economic schools of thought
are the earliest recognizable school of thought in human
history.
a) Identify a similarity and a difference between those schools
of thought.
Your answer needs to provide at least two paragraphs.
The first paragraph discusses the similarity between these schools
of thought.
The second paragraph discusses the difference between these schools
of thought.
b) Discuss the economic idea or thought that you have found the
most interesting from any of these schools...
The Mercantilist and Physiocratic economic schools of thought
are the earliest recognizable school of thought in human history.
This question has the aim to help you to review these schools of
thought and to encourage your critical thinking. a) Identify a
similarity with respect to economic ideas between those schools of
thought. Your answer needs to provide at least one paragraph. (1/2
point) b) Identify a difference with respect o economic ideas
between those schools of thought. Your answer needs...
1- Identify SIMILARITIES & DIFFERENCES between the classical
and mercantilist school of thought?
2- Identify SIMILARITIES & DIFFERENCES between the classical
and physiocratic school of thought?
3- Identify SIMILARITIES & DIFFERENCES between the
physiocratic and mercantilist school of thought?
Discuss the fundamental differences between the Classical and
Keynesian schools of macroeconomics. Use these differences to
motivate a discussion of how inflationary and recessionary gaps can
be eliminated through the use of discretionary fiscal policy. Use a
graphical analysis and conclude by considering the long-run
ramifications of adopting a fiscal budget that is sensitive to
movements in the business cycle.
!. What are the main differences between Classical and
Neo-Classical Schools? Why Neo-Classical School tried to discard
Classical School's Labour Theory of Value from the Liberal
theory?
2. What is workers' alienation from the product of their
labour ? Please explain by giving an example.
What are the main differences between Classical and
Neo-Classical Schools? Why Neo-Classical School tried to discard
Classical School's Labour Theory of Value from the Liberal
theory?
Discuss how the starting point differs between the original
Keynesian and Classical schools of thought per video
discussions.
a. Classical models assume the long-run equilibrium in the
macro-economy is at potential GDP (per class discussion).
b. How does the original Keynesian differ from this assumption?
What are the long-run policy implications of the Keynesian
model?
c. Discuss how modern theories are nearly all anchored to
potential GDP and actual GDP cycles around.
Discuss how the starting point differs between the original
Keynesian and Classical schools of thought per video
discussions.
a. Classical models assume the long-run equilibrium in the
macro-economy is at potential GDP (per class discussion).
b. How does the original Keynesian differ from this assumption?
What are the long-run policy implications of the Keynesian
model?
c. Discuss how modern theories are nearly all anchored to
potential GDP and actual GDP cycles around.
The differences between Classical, Keynesian, Monetarist, and
how each of the school of thought stands for with regard to
economic policies; Their differences in their view with regards to:
wages and prices, AS curve, Monetary policy or Fiscal policy.