This course introduces both macroeconomics and microeconomics. At a business and professional level, macroeconomics can help to answer questions such as the following: How much should I manufacture this month? How much inventory should I maintain? At a personal level: Should I switch jobs-or ask for a raise? Should I buy a house now or wait until next year? Should I get a variable or fixed-rate mortgage? And what about my investments for retirement? In contrast, microeconomics can help to answer the following questions: How can my firm minimize its costs and increase its profits? What prices should I charge for my products? Will I really be better off financially if I quit my job now and go back for an MBA degree? What kind of career should I be preparing myself for? What about that new refrigerator or automobile I want to buy?
Expectation of Valor : Planning for the Iraq War
Colonel Kevin C.M. Benson (Ret)
audiobook
My Year in Iraq : The Struggle to Build a Future of Hope
L. Bremer
audiobookbook
Burning Horizon
Julian Whippy
audiobook
In Strange Company : An American Soldier with Multinational Forces in the Middle East and Iraq
Col. Roland J. Tiso Jr. (Ret) US Army
audiobook
What Your Customer Wants and Can’t Tell You : Unlocking Consumer Decisions with the Science of Behavioral Economics
Melina Palmer
audiobook
Multi-Objective Optimization in Theory and Practice II: Metaheuristic Algorithms
André A. Keller
book
The Making of Martin Luther
Richard Rex
audiobook
Heroic Conservatism
Michael J. Gerson
audiobook
Am I Dreaming? : The Science of Altered States, from Psychedelics to Virtual Reality and Beyond
James Kingsland
book
Real Soldiering
Brian McAllister Linn
audiobook
The Last Stand of Fox Company
Tom Clavin, Bob Drury
audiobook
Overcomplicated : Technology at the Limits of Comprehension
Samuel Arbesman
audiobook