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Weird Al Yankovic, "Amish Paradise"

Useful for a discussion of productivity and technology.

Microeconomics, MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 30, 2020opportunity cost, self-sufficiency, manual labor, economic growth, Weird Al Yankovic

Passion Pit, "Take A Walk"

Useful for Great Recession.

MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 30, 2020financial crisis, Great Recession, immigration, Passion Pit

Jesse J, "Price Tag"

Useful for the financial crisis.

MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 30, 2020financial crisis, Great Recession, immigration, debt, fiscal policy, capitalism, Jesse J

Merle Haggard, "Working Man Blues"

Useful for job satisfaction and unemployment.

MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 19, 2020unemployment, job satisfaction, Merle Haggard

Cast of Sunny Afternoon, "The Moneygoround"

Useful for money multiplier.

Policy, Macroeconomics, Electives, Labor/TradeBrian ORoarkJanuary 18, 2020money multiplier, monetary policy, Cast of Sunny Afternoon

Sherman Brothers, "Fidelity Fiduciary Bank"

Useful for banking.

MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 18, 2020banking, investment, Sherman Brothers

Frank Sinatra, "Pennies From Heaven"

Useful for inflation and value of money.

MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 18, 2020inflation, value of money, money, Frank Sinatra

Aloe Blaac, "I Need a Dollar"

Useful for poverty and decreasing marginal utility of income.

MacroeconomicsBrian ORoarkJanuary 18, 2020unemployment, poverty, Aloe Blaac

Cast of Evita, "And the Money Kept Rolling In"

Useful for fiscal policy and taxes.

Macroeconomics, Policy, Electives, Labor/TradeBrian ORoarkJanuary 18, 2020fiscal policy, corruption, taxes, government, Cast of Evita

Brad Paisley, "American Saturday Night"

Useful for international trade.

Macroeconomics, Electives, Labor/TradeDirk MateerJanuary 18, 2020Brad Paisley, international trade, globalization

EXO-CBX, "Ka Ching"

Useful for diminishing return to money.

Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, AP ECON / FoundationsWayne GeerlingJanuary 15, 2020music-for-econ, opportunity cost, scarcity, utility, wants, k pop, j pop, Exo-CBX

Verve, "Bitter Sweet Symphony"

Useful for creative destruction and hedonic treadmill.

Macroeconomics, AP ECON / FoundationsWayne GeerlingJanuary 15, 2020alienation, creative destruction, hedonic treadmill, music for econ, structural unemployment, unemployment, Verve