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- EST. TIME 2 hrs
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SUBJECT
- POINTS 1000
course outline
- Introduction
- What is Prosperity?
- What is a Proven Recipe for Prosperity?
- What do Property Rights have to do with Prosperity?
- How Does Government Spending Affect Us?
- Does Free Trade Exploit the Poor?
- What are Some Common Misconceptions about Big Business?
- Who was Milton Friedman?
- The Challenge: Fighting Economic Illiteracy
- Resources for Further Study:
- Survey
- Assessment
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