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"Think Globally & Participat"You have got to be believed to be heard! "Decker |
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In Class Assignments | Email an article or personal experience about the subject listed and email to jmucci@gwc.cccd.edu. Click on the economist link above as a research resource. Research can be done as a group project. | Create, join and learn to use Yahoo Groups and participate by posting and responding to polls in the weekly forum | Work with your classmates in groups sharing experiences and insights, building on each others ideas and collaboratively create a business project. |
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Challenging, Thought Provoking, Stimulating & Exciting Be sure to sign the attendance sheet Discipline that Promotes Responsibilty - Fred Enfield
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Peer Education presented by Dr. Bill Williams
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Each week will cover both basic material for a 100 course & more advanced material for students looking for additional challenges. Textbook Student Learning Outcomes Weekly Agenda
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Aspirations Student Survey: (1) What do you want to get from this class? (2) How can the instructor help you meet your expectation? (3) What excercises do you find most productive? (4) What inspires you to return to class & participate?
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2-9/13
Class Room Etiquette
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Continuation of the current payroll tax cut. The cut, which cost $112 billion so far, allows employees to pay 4.2% instead of 6.2% on their first $106,800 of wages into Social Security. |
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2000 US Debt 5.6 Trillion
2000-2010 Lost Revenue from Tax Cuts 3.5 Trillion
2000-2010 Cost of Iraq War 3.5 Triilion
2000-2010 Medicare Drug Program .5 Trillion
2000-2010 2008 TARP as a result of 2000-2010 financial deregulation (repeal of Glass Steagall) 1.5 Trillion
2000-2010 Revenue reductions and unbudegted expenditures 9.0 Trillion
5.6 trillion plus 9.0 trillion = 14.6 Trillion
2011 debt ceiling 14.3 Trillion |
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3-9/20 Good Fellas How many Psychologists does it take to change a lightbulb? Census Date 09/27/11
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In Class Student Survey Be sure to sign the attendance sheet Players: Asian BB, Violin Soccer, Nathan & CC in BB. Ethics |
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"Ignore the stock market, ignore the economy, and buy a business you understand." Warren Buffet |
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Develop Class Project Groups & Roles |
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Critical Thinking, effective oral and written communication and collaboration" Thinking critically involves asking the right questions - rather than memorizing the right answers Commiunication and collaboration involves defining objectives aand then working with others to bring them about. A mix of Math, introductory accounting, entrepreneurship and economics Persistence trumps talent, but it helps to have both Self cnfidence and resiliency, which is what gives you the ability to get through the failures Successful creators know how to get things done. Pursue your passion with a purpose = pull you from within One of the most important skills is to be a lifelong learner Innovation from the bottom up
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Summarize the ways in which marketing creates utility. Explain the marketing concept and relate how customer satisfaction contributes added value.
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Product Life Cycle |
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Strategic Marketing |
Personal Cultural Business Experience
How an Organization Progresses |
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5-10/4
Class Project with Funding |
Discipline that Promotes Responsibilty - Fred Enfield
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What is an Aptitude Test?
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Favorite Entertainer
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How do you think the average person would spend a $1,500 cash gift |
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How should college fees be set? |
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As a class, we are going to create and sustain a restaurant operation using the business math principles and practices we have discussed in class. |
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Food for thought on health care $
Annual Cost $2.4 Trillion
Non Medical Admin Cost $840 Billion
Health Insurer Profit $35 Billion
Total Cost Non Medical 875 Billion = 36% of Annual Cost
Cost to Insure Unisured $ 120 Billion or 14% of the total non medical admin/profit
Just basic arithmetic with a dose of questionable values
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What states are good to incorporate a business? |
What should come first in organizing a business? |
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No Class at LBCC Class Objectives Project Assigned in lieu of Class Submit on 11/29 written examples of your understanding of each of the GBUS251 Objectives
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6. Calculate payroll, along with taxes, social security and medicare |
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Should US Businesses receive tax reductions? |
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OBJECTIVES: 1. Calculate commissions, discounts, and markups commonly used in business. 6. Calculate payroll, along with taxes, social security and medicare
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(1) Must be Reliable (2) Must Create & Sustain Revenue Certainty (3) Must be able to participate in diverse groups (4) Must be able to establish and measure objectives (5) Must be able to adapt to changing requirements (6) Musrt be able to assess situations, create and implement solutions (7) Must intimately understand basic business transaction (8) Must be able to understand P&L (9) Must be able to undersatnd and complete Strategic Marketing Planning (10) Must be able to understand and implement Respect Based Management or similar Mgmt Practice
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Do you think Port security is sufficient in the US? |
Group Project Suspended for Strategic Planning, Marketing & Operations- Group members can complete previous assignments individually. (25) Assignment Productivity (25) Syllabus Rewrite (25) 3 Key Points from each Subject Covered (25) Promotional Ideas to Improve Attendance (25) Crisis Group |
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Trickle Down Economics (Lower Taxes for High Earners/Capital Gains) versus Taxing the Rich and reducing FICA contributions. |
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Creating Revenue Project Bring an empty plastic water bottle to class with an idea on how to create utility with it for a market.
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China to Wal*Mart
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Consolidation |
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