Description: This assignment will help you synthesize the material we are learning in this course with events occurring outside our classroom (or our virtual space). Please watch at least one of the pre-recorded Political Economy Days guest lectures. Or attend one of the current sessions live (Tuesday October 17 - Wednesday October 18) Relevant links: . Recordings of previous guest lectures: https://www2.palomar.edu/pages/ehp/video-archive-2016- 2017/ . Sign-up for a current live Zoom session: https://www.palomar.edu/ehp/wp- content/uploads/sites/243/2022/10/PE-days-Schedule-Fall-2022-Registration-Link.pdf (recordings may be made available following these sessions) Instructions: Please answer the following questions for each Political Economy Days lecture you attended or viewed. 1. Which Political Economy Days lecture(s) did you view? Please state the title of the talk and the name of the presenter. 2. In your own words, please provide a brief overview of this session's topic.3. After attending this session, how has it affected your understanding of the topic? Focus on if this session has challenged or reaffirmed your ideas. If this is the first time you've engaged in this subject, describe your reaction. 4. How does this session relate to the economic concepts we covered from our first exam this semester? Specifically, how did this session address any of the following: trade-offs, opportunity costs, marginal analysis, scientific method, demand, supply, or market equilibrium? (In some sessions the relationships may be obvious, in other sessions they may be more subtle - remember, economic principles are present in all aspects of everyday life!) Be sure to properly define any economic concepts/terms you discuss in your answer as well.5. How does this session relate to the economic concepts we covered from our second exam this semester? Specifically, how did this session address any of the following: GDP, economic growth, business cycles, inflation? (In some sessions the relationships may be obvious, in other sessions they may be more subtle - remember, economic principles are present in all aspects of everyday life!) Be sure to properly define any economic concepts/terms you discuss in your answer as well. 6. How does this session relate to the economic concepts we covered from our third exam this semester? Specifically, how did this session address any of the following: aggregate demand, aggregate supply, fiscal policy, money and monetary policy? (In some sessions the relationships may be obvious, in other sessions they may be more subtle - remember, economic principles are present in all aspects of everyday life!) Be sure to properly define any economic concepts/terms you discuss in your answer as well. 7. Were there any questions you had that were not addressed within the scope of the presentation (or the following Question and Answer session, if recorded)? If so, please state your questions