Daily Economy News
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Bitcoin to Be Studied During AIER’s Applied Economic Research Course
Continuing AIER’s innovative approach to bridging the gap between students’ academic training and skills demanded in the workplace, we started a remote applied-economic-research course with Missouri University of Science and Technology last week.
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How the Sharing Economy Liberates Us
Innovative business models allow resource allocation to respond to the spontaneity of the human mind, which craves freedom and personal and economic well-being.
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If Canada Wants Free Trade, She Should Practice It
If free trade translates to regulations for gender, indigenous groups, and climate change, you might be in Canada.
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Teach-the-Teachers Program Supports the Economic-Reasoning Process
As AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers program continues to impact teachers and students around the country, it is satisfying to realize that our approach follows the highest echelons of economic education.
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Economics Truly Crosses the Curriculum at AIER Workshops
AIER’s economics-across-the-curriculum approach is designed to encourage the infusion of economic concepts into various disciplines and across instructional levels. In 2017 our program attracted a diverse group of participants from middle school to college who are teaching a variety of subjects.
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AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Comes to a Close
AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program comes to a close today. As students are departing, we are reflecting on continued legacy of our founder, Col. E.C. Harwood, who advocated “efforts to promote independent scientific inquiry and education.”
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Improving the State of Economic Education
Col. E.C. Harwood considered Educating the Educators project a way of fulfilling the educational aspects of AIER’s mission.
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Younger Children Will Be Benefitting From AIER Programming
AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers program is at the vanguard in the current national movement to deliver economic knowledge to children not only across the curriculum, but also across education levels.
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Idaho’s Non-Compete Legislation Harms Workers and Start-Ups
The Idaho state legislature recently passed a bill that makes it easier for companies to prevent employees from quitting their jobs and moving to competitors.
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Studying Money and Inflation at AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers Workshops
Carrying forward the legacy of E.C. Harwood, who encouraged exchange of ideas among economists and educators, I was glad to see that our Teach-the-Teachers curriculum generated a heated and intense debate.
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Bitcoin to Be Studied During AIER’s Applied Economic Research Course
Continuing AIER’s innovative approach to bridging the gap between students’ academic training and skills demanded in the workplace, we started a remote applied-economic-research course with Missouri University of Science and Technology last week.
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•
How the Sharing Economy Liberates Us
Innovative business models allow resource allocation to respond to the spontaneity of the human mind, which craves freedom and personal and economic well-being.
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•
If Canada Wants Free Trade, She Should Practice It
If free trade translates to regulations for gender, indigenous groups, and climate change, you might be in Canada.
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•
Teach-the-Teachers Program Supports the Economic-Reasoning Process
As AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers program continues to impact teachers and students around the country, it is satisfying to realize that our approach follows the highest echelons of economic education.
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•
Economics Truly Crosses the Curriculum at AIER Workshops
AIER’s economics-across-the-curriculum approach is designed to encourage the infusion of economic concepts into various disciplines and across instructional levels. In 2017 our program attracted a diverse group of participants from middle school to college who are teaching a variety of subjects.
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•
AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Comes to a Close
AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program comes to a close today. As students are departing, we are reflecting on continued legacy of our founder, Col. E.C. Harwood, who advocated “efforts to promote independent scientific inquiry and education.”
-
•
Improving the State of Economic Education
Col. E.C. Harwood considered Educating the Educators project a way of fulfilling the educational aspects of AIER’s mission.
-
•
Younger Children Will Be Benefitting From AIER Programming
AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers program is at the vanguard in the current national movement to deliver economic knowledge to children not only across the curriculum, but also across education levels.
-
•
Idaho’s Non-Compete Legislation Harms Workers and Start-Ups
The Idaho state legislature recently passed a bill that makes it easier for companies to prevent employees from quitting their jobs and moving to competitors.
-
•
Studying Money and Inflation at AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers Workshops
Carrying forward the legacy of E.C. Harwood, who encouraged exchange of ideas among economists and educators, I was glad to see that our Teach-the-Teachers curriculum generated a heated and intense debate.