
Accounting Instruction, Help, & How To - Bob Steele Podcast
1) GA100 – Introduction To Accounting For Governmental & Not-For-Profit Entities
Accounting for governmental and not for profit entities including an introduction of what government and not for profit entities are and starting off with a comparison with for-profit industries. Both...Show More
GA100 – Introduction To Accounting For Governmental & Not-For-Profit Entities
21:05 | Apr 15th, 2017
2) MA1200 Banks, Money And The Financial Sector
The banking system, definition of money,, and how money is created in the banking system.
3) MI1800 Inflation – Calculation & Policy
Inflation, – How to calculate using index, relationship between inflation and unemployment using the Phillips Curve, and discussion of what drives inflation.
4) EA1600 Fiscal Policy
Fiscal policy including tax and government spending. Discussion of the history and debate over fiscal policy
5) EA1300.10 Monetary Policy
Monetary policy used by the federal reserve to influence the economy in times of a recessionary or inflationary gap.
6) EA900.10 – Keynesian Model – Short Run or Demand Side
Keynesian short run or demand model includes business cycles aggregate demand, short term aggregate supply, and long term aggregate supply. The basis for monetary and fiscal policy recommendations.
7) EA10,000.10 Classical Model – Long Run, Growth, Supply – Side
Classical model, long run, growth or supply-side, discussing the model most economists held before the 1930 and that has had some concepts come back since the 1970s.
8) EA600.10 Economic History Classical And Keynesian, Short Term, Long Term
Economic history of macro economics introducing classical economics, Keynesian economics and the business cycle.
9) EA700.10 Gross Domestic Product GDP
Gross domestic product GDP, basic macro economic accounting term measuring performance, including C Consumption + I Income + G Government Spending + Net exports (exports – imports).
10) EA800.10 Market Problems – Government Problems
Market problems including externalities, public goods, and uneven information including pros and cons of government intervention for these market problems.