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AmosWEB eTutor
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Developed by
Orley M. Amos, Jr.
Oklahoma State University
With the Assistance of Antonio Avalos
Welcome to the AmosWEB eTutor, a comprehensive online tutorial and instructional system for Economics.
If you are new to the AmosWEB eTutor, thanks for signing up. If you have been using the AmosWEB eTutor, you are bound to notice several changes and enhancements. In either case, consider these features.
=> The page you are now viewing is the My*eTutor Home Page. It is the starting point for working through the AmosWEB eTutor. Best of all, you can customize this page by clicking the [Edit My*eTutor] link. Select specific lessons, add or remove modules, and keep track of upcoming events.
=> One customizable feature is the "Presentation Format." You can select from one of two default levels -- Highlights and Details. Selecting "Highlights" gives you a quick overview of each topic. Going with "Details" provides you with a more extensive explanation. Select one or the other. You can change the default at any time and you can easily toggle back and forth as you work through the eTutor.
=> Your subscription gives you complete access to 43 lessons of introductory macroeconomics and microeconomics information. Each lesson contains around 30 topic pages, many with interactive graphic presentations, plus lesson summary, key terms, review questions, topic outline, and practice exam with ten randomly generated questions.
=> Subscription to the eTutor also provides integrated access to the QUEST*errific -- a handy system for taking practice exams and the GLOSS*arama -- a searchable database of economic terms.
We hope you enjoy the new AmosWEB eTutor and that it suits your needs. Let us know what you think.
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Course Lessons
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| | The BASICS | | Introduction | | Economic Basics | | Economic Science | | Scarcity | | Production Possibilities | | The Market | | Market Basics | | Market Demand | | Market Supply | | Market Analysis | | Market Equilibrium | | Market Shocks | | MICRO*time | | Behind Demand | | Consumer Demand | | Utility and Demand | | Elasticity Basics | | Elasticity and Demand | | Behind Supply | | The Firm | | Production Basics | | Cost | | Perfect Competition | | Market Control | | Market Structures | | Monopoly | | Monopolistic Competition | | Oligopoly | | Factor Markets | | Factor Demand | | Factor Supply | | Factor Market Equilibrium | | MACRO*time | | The Macroeconomy | | Macro Basics | | Gross Domestic Product | | Unemployment and Inflation | | Circular Flow | | Business Cycle | | The Aggregate Market | | Aggregate Demand | | Aggregate Supply | | Aggregate Equilibrium | | Aggregate Shocks | | Money and Banking | | Money | | Banking | | Money Creation | | Federal Reserve System | | Keynesian Economics | | Keynesian Basics | | Keynesian Consumption | | Keynesian Expenditures | | Keynesian Equilibrium | | Keynesian Multiplier |
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News Bulletin
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May 1, 2002: Welcome to the eTutor Preview
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From the GLOSS*arama
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INTEREST-RATE EFFECT: A change in aggregate expenditures on real production, especially those made by the household and business sectors, that results because a change in the price level alters the interest rate which then affects the cost of borrowing. This is one of three effects underlying the negative slope of the aggregate demand curve associated with a movement along the aggregate demand curve and a change in aggregate expenditures. The other two are real-balance effect and net-export effect.
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Upcoming Schedule
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January 14, 2002
First day of class.
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