This short exploration details one example of how the web can be used to present, discuss, and search for alternative perspectives on many economic issues as well as to teach students the importance of identifying the author(s) or institution(s) presenting the website information.

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If you reduce a multi-dimensional relationship to a two dimensional graph, you are going to cause some confusion. If you do so without being explicitly clear about the definitions and assumptions you are making in the reduction, you will likely cause significant confusion. The AS/AD labeling...