So... I definately haven't been posting Econ Notes for a while, and let me explain. Please.

I have a term paper due in Mr. Z's class within the next few weeks. It is 12 pages long, single-spaced, 12 pt. Times New Roman font. A stock analysis paper...

Everything we've been covering in class is stuff for that paper, basically. Nothing interesting, just math and vocabulary. Things are starting to pick up now, though, so I have a few sets of notes to show off. I can't help my laziness though, and going through and trying to figure out what I meant when I wrote my notes in the first place can be rather toilsome, so I thought you guys would like to do it for me. Good luck!

Okay, so I'll help out a bit. As you can see, on 2/13 we talked about boom times and depressions. He explained how both can lead to rioting and "anarchy." He also talked about how the Gross domestic product is not an accurate way to measure the standard of living of a country because there are many factors it does not take into account. For example, even though the standard of living as measured by the gross domestic product of Norway is lower than in the United States, Norway has the highest quality of life index, while the United States has the eigth highest. We also talked about Canada (Mr. Z is Canadian, and quite the Canada lover) and why we should all want to move there. He also offered his three word definition of Libertarianism.

Our class blonde, on political affiliations:

Mr Z: I'm a libertarian.

M: You mean there's another one?!