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Wappingers Central School District
Social Studies Department
Course Syllabus
Course Name
ECONOMICS
Course Code
D655
Duration
Half-Year
Grade
12
Credit
0.5
Rank
1.00
Prerequisite
Must have passed U.S. History and Government
Assessment
Students take a Department final exam based on the content, concepts and themes in this curriculum at the end of the semester. The final exam counts as 20% of the final course average. Students must pass this course in order to graduate.
Textbook
Economics: Institutions and Analysis (Amsco, 3rd Edition, 2001)
Areas of Study
Unit I: Introduction to Economics
A. Economics and Economic Systems
B. Demand
C. Supply
D. Price
Unit II: Business in the Free Enterprise System
A. Business Organizations
B. Corporations
C. Competitions in the Marketplace
D. The Labor Force
E. Organized Labor
Unit III: The Government and the Economy
A. The Growth of Government
B. Growth in Federal Spending
C. Regulating Economic Activities
D. Public Goods
E. Promoting Economic Well Being
F. Methods to Stabilize the Economy
G. Taxation
H. The Federal Budget
Unit IV: Financial Institutions
A. Money
B. Banking
C. The Federal Reserve System: Monetary Policy
D. Savings, Borrowing and Credit
E. Investors and Investing
Unit V: Setting and Meeting Economic Goals
A. Inflation, Recession, and Unemployment
B. Measuring Economic Growth
C. Fiscal Policy
Unit VI: International Economics
A. International Trade
B. Economic Developments in Developing Nations