The history of North America’s West is replete with stories of economic success and failure. What lessons can students learn from these experiences and see the future through that lens? From the vantage point of microeconomic study students will see the principles of how scarce resources are allocated among competing ends. The economic factors of agriculture, industry, water, land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship will leverage this learning experience.
Author: Adam Martin, Texas Tech and presented by National Ranching Heritage Museum and SMU Cox School of Business (Teaching Free Enterprise)
This session will be held at the National Ranching Heritage Museum, located at 3121 4th Street, Lubbock, Texas 79409.
A chuck wagon lunch will be provided on site!