Responsable : Joy Alice Eisenhauer joy.esienhauer@boulderjcc.org

Lieu : Boulder JCC | 6007 Oreg Avenue, Boulder, CO, 80303

Description :

Money! We work for it, save it, spend it, win it, lose it and sometimes idolize it. Money began as a solution to a basic problem: people needed a way to exchange goods and services without relying on direct barter. Today, money holds enormous power and influence, and you need a degree just to keep up. Our goal is that you become money literate. You gain a better understanding of what money is, its history, the jargon around it, interest rates, deficits, dollar strength, default risks, the Federal Reserve, cryptocurrency, and the monetary statistics we hear in the news.

Through a combination of lectures, interactive practice, discussion, and small group tasks, we explore the history and future of money.

About your instructor:

Joel Voelz is a retired Professor of Economics, a 20+ year executive including co-founder of two AI software firms, and an avid long-distance cyclist. A life-long learner himself, at 62, he pursued his interest in Economics and returned to school to complete a second graduate degree in Economics--then teaching it in San Francisco. Joel holds a BS from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and an MBA from University of Chicago.

Places disponibles : 40 sur 40

Prix : 68,00 $ Taxes exonérées

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