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Making Sen$e 2.0

Making Sense

Attention all teachers, viewers, readers, skimmers, and occasional passersby:

The second edition of our Economics-for-Everyone Web site, Making Sen$e, is now up and running. Please visit and please, please respond with suggestions as to what you'd like to see there. (More ladder gags? Less talking with my hands? More former presidents in funny hats?)

I'd especially appreciate your alerting teachers to the page, or anyone in the world of economics, business, and financial education. As I explain on Making Sen$e, we're in the process of assembling the best such materials from all over the world. But there are vastly more of you than there are of us. Your nominations -- the more humorous, the better -- will be taken very seriously. Even from those of you who don't find me amusing.

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Bob Wood said:

Both sites are gems, Paul. Not only is my knowledge of finance and the economy increasing, but that of language, expression and vocabulary is as well. Thank you so much for all your hard work and your colorful personality.


 

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