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1 DO NOW Answer question 8 on p. 453

2 405: Demand-side v. Supply-side
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3 Keynesian Economics John Maynard Keynes “Priming the pump”
Use of gov. spending to increase employment

4 Trickle-Down Theory Give money to businesses and the rich, and it will benefit the economy as a whole. The wealth will “trickle down” in the form of jobs

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6 Reagan ad

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8 pp. 461 p. 461, answer questions 1-3, 5 p. 458, Analyze Charts, # 1-2
p. 549, Analyze Graphs, # 1-2

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