Fiscal Policy

Monetary Policy

Costs of Production and the Shutdown Decision

The Business Cycle 

Elasticity of Demand 

Public Goods 

Economic Growth 

 Interest Rates 

Gross Domestic Product 

Price Signals 

The Economic Lowdown podcast series is produced by the Economic Education department of the St. Louis Fed for high school and college students. The series covers topics in economics, banking and monetary policy. The podcasts use clear, simple language to describe the economic concepts presented. In the end, students see how economic principles affect the choices they make in their everyday lives.

Externalities 

The Labor Market 

Functions of Money 

Market Equilibrium 

Supply

Demand

Unemployment 

Inflation 

The Role of Self-Interest and Competition in a Market Economy 

Factors of Production

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