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ECON 21000 Lecture 4: CH 4 NOTES

United States

Principles Of Economics

Economics

Van Kammen Benjamin

Purdue University

Introductory Accounting

<div>Why was the book principles of economics written?</div>
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<div>a) To outline how the American economy would be managed in the future.</div>
<div>b) To create and shape modern macroeconomics.</div>
<div>c) To discuss how America could become a successful economy after World War II.</div>
<div>d) To connect the classical and modern economic theories.</div>
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<p>____________ is considered by some to be the father of modern economics.</p>

<div>Who can be considered by some to be the father of modern economics? </div>

ECON 21000 Lecture 4: CH 4 NOTES

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