This document provides information about an introduction lecture for an International Economics class. It includes the professor's contact information, an opening quote, and statistics comparing economic growth and living standards from 1820 to 2020. It outlines the course assessments and time commitment. It also lists two recommended books on globalization and free trade.

2. Lecture 1 - Introduction
ECON 360 International Economics

3. Opening
Prayer

4. Dr. Gale L. Pooley, Ph.D
.
Email
:
gpooley@byuh.ed
u
Phone: 675-358
7
Of
fi
ce: HGB 22
7
Of
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ce Hours:
Tuesday,Wednesday, and Thursday
2:00pm to 3:00p
m
or by appointment

6. For the earth is full, and there is
enough and to spare; yea, I prepared
all things, and have given unto the
children of men to be agents unto
themselves
.
Doctrine and Covenants 104:1
7
Year: 183
4

10. Angus Maddison

12. 2016
1
AD
$2
$100
$30 World
15x
Northern Europe
North America
50x
1820
GDP
Per
Capita
Per
Day

14. 88% to 2% in 32 years

15. 1820 2020 Change
Population 1 billion 7.8 billion 7.8 x
Life Expectancy 30 years 72 years 42 +
Income Per
Capita Per Day
$2 $30 15 x

17. Economic
s
How we create value
for one anothe
r
Cooperation

20. Never Use the
Internet Again

22. Book
s
Article
s
Videos

23. Exam 1 25%
Exam 2 25%
Paper 1 20%
Paper 2 20%
Quizzes etc. 10%
Total 100%

24. Class 3 hour
s
Work 6 hour
s
Total 9 hours

25. T
A
Conne
r

26. Globalization
by Donald Boudreaux
FreeTrade Under Fire
by Douglas Irwin

30. Globalization
by Donald Boudreaux