This document is a lecture on macroeconomics that covers various economic concepts. It begins with a quiz on GDP and what goods and services are included in GDP calculations. It then defines different types of capital - cultural, physical, human, intellectual, and financial capital. It explains ideas, inventions, entrepreneurs, and how free markets allow for innovations. It frames all of this within the "Human Innovation Framework" to show how humans continuously innovate and create value.
4. Quiz
1. What is the equation for GDP?
2. If I grow potatoes behind my house in Idaho
and eat a fourth of them, give away one fourth,
trade one fourth for carrots, and sell one fourth,
how many of my potatoes are recorded in
GDP?
5.
6. Quiz
1. What is wealth?
2. What is growth?
3. What is capital?
4. What is an idea?
5. What is an invention?
6. What is an innovation?
7. What is cultural capital?
8. What is physical capital?
9. What is human capital?
10. What is intellectual capital?
11. What is financial capital?
12. Are all inventors also entrepreneurs?
13. What is the value of a free market?
10. Of all the knowledge we can gain, the
most important is a testimony of Jesus
Christ, His divine mission, and His
gospel. To gain this testimony, we
should continually study the scriptures,
pray, and live righteously. All the
knowledge we obtain will not matter
unless we have understood and
obeyed the saving principles of the
gospel.
13. Cultural Capital
Human Beings
The Human Innovation Framework
Ideas
Physical Human Intellectual Financial
Inventions
Entrepreneurs Free Markets
Innovations
30. I look for three things in
hiring people.
The first is personal
integrity, the second is
intelligence, and the third
is a high energy level.
But if you don’t have the
first, the other two will
kill you
Warren Buffett,
50. Cultural Capital
Human Beings
The Human Innovation Framework
Ideas
Physical Human Intellectual Financial
Inventions
Entrepreneurs Free Markets
Innovations
52. Cultural Capital
Human Beings
The Human Innovation Framework
Ideas
Physical Human Intellectual Financial
Inventions
Entrepreneurs Free Markets
Innovations