read chapters 1-4 from Naked Economics. Wheelan has an uncanny ability to explain potentially complicated economic concepts with vivid examples

1. Wheelan discusses perverse incentives on (or about) page 36. This is an inadvertent incentive that can be created when we set out to do something completely different. Provide an example (preferably one you've encountered directly, perhaps in a work situation) of a perverse incentive.

2. Pick two other economic topics from the readings (be sure to provide the chapter and page number) that you found particularly interesting and provide your own examples for each one. These examples could be from your own experience or what you're following in the news.