• Course Outline Word document
• Debate guidelines Word document

17 August - 23 August

• 20 August: First day of classes

24 August - 30 August

• An Overview of Economic Concepts

31 August - 6 September

• Test 1 Assignment
• The Market Systems

7 September - 13 September

• The Market Systems
• 10 September: National Day

14 September - 20 September

• Test 2 Assignment
• The Global Economy

21 September - 27 September

• 22 September: Independence Day
• Guess Speaker (Ministry of Foreign Trade): Belize and the World Trade Organization
• Measuring Production and Income in an Economy

28 September - 4 October

• Measuring Production and Income in an Economy

5 October - 11 October

• Test 3 Assignment

12 October - 18 October

• 13 October: Pan American Day
• Long-Run and Short-Run Concerns: Growth, Productivity; Unemployment, and Inflation

19 October - 25 October

• Class cancellations due to flood
• Long-Run and Short-Run Concerns: Growth, Productivity; Unemployment, and Inflation

26 October - 1 November

• Long-Run and Short-Run Concerns: Growth, Productivity; Unemployment, and Inflation
• Guest Speaker: Debt Sustainability

2 November - 8 November

• Long-Run and Short-Run Concerns: Growth, Productivity; Unemployment, and Inflation
• Test 4 Assignment

9 November - 15 November

• The Money Supply and the Federal Reserve System
• Test 5 Assignment

16 November - 22 November

• The Money Supply and the Federal Reserve System
• 19 November: Garifuna Settlement Day

23 November - 29 November

• Group work: preparation for essay/debate
• The Money Supply and the Federal Reserve System

30 November - 6 December

• Reviews
• Test 6 Assignment

7 December - 13 December

• Debates