Please read Chapter $4$ "Labor and Financial Markets" in our Principles of Microeconomics $3$e text. All necessary info on obtaining this text is located in our Course Documents folder at the left.

Yes, how sweet and ideal to labor and then have our labor converted to cold hard cash in the financial market! Such is the plan $$

Including a brief quote from this chapter, speedily tell us one thing $($ONE thing only please!$)$ that you learned$/$found of interest and conclude your post with a thought provoking $$ question for classmates to reply to$.$

Idea!

Try to write about something fewer classmates are posting about. So that we're not all tripping over each other doing the same topic, please tell us in the Subject: window of your reply what you're doing e$.$g$."$I$\text{'}$m writing about: shifts in labor supply."$\text{'}$ Thanks!

After you post, please reply to a classmate's thought provoking $$ question.

I$\text{'}$m a resource$-$you're a resource$-$we're all resources!

Prof Friedman

For Extra Credit $($anyone with the time and$/$or interest$)$:

I completed a faculty workshop at MCC entitled $"$ Valuing the World of Work: Turning Students' Work Experience into Opportunities for Learning".

We $($the faculty$)$ were asked to develop a lesson relating the course we are teaching to your work! So$,$ here is my question to all of you. Please feel free to respond and we'll take it from there. Thanks!

What funny $($strange$)$ thing happened at your place of work $($that makes no sense$)?$