Tina changed the description of the group Economics Club from “The Economics Club is an online community for students aged 14–18 who are interested in understanding how the economy works, how financial systems operate, and the impact of economic decisions on society. This club provides a space for students to dive into economic theory, engage in debates on current global issues, and gain practical insights into both macroeconomics and microeconomics.
What We Explore and Learn:

Weekly sessions covering key economic concepts such as supply and demand, market structures, economic policy, and fiscal responsibility

Discussions on global economic issues like inflation, unemployment, trade, and international finance

Analysis of real-world economic events and case studies to understand their effects on individuals, businesses, and governments

Hands-on activities, including building economic models, analyzing market trends, and solving economic problems

Guest speakers from economists, financial analysts, and business leaders who offer insights into real-world economics

Introduction to economics-related careers, such as finance, policy-making, and business analysis

Opportunities to participate in economics challenges, competitions, and research projects

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 14–18 with an interest in economics.

Attendance: Members must attend at least two sessions per month.

Participation: Active involvement in discussions, activities, and projects is encouraged.

Respect: Listen to others’ viewpoints and engage in discussions respectfully, even when opinions differ.

Integrity: Work should be original, and sources should be properly cited when using data or research.

Collaboration: Students are encouraged to collaborate on group projects and share insights.

Ethics: When discussing economic policies or ideas, students should respect differing perspectives and approach sensitive topics carefully.

Preparation: Members should review session materials or readings beforehand to fully participate.

Digital Conduct: Be respectful and professional in all online interactions, maintaining a positive and productive atmosphere.

Consequences: Violations of the club’s rules may result in suspension or removal from the club.

 
The Economics Club is the perfect environment for students to understand the forces shaping our world. Join us to explore economic theories, tackle global challenges, and gain essential skills for the future.” to “The Economics Club is an online community for students aged 14–18 who are interested in understanding how the economy works, how financial systems operate, and the impact of economic decisions on society. This club provides a space for students to dive into economic theory, engage in debates on current global issues, and gain practical insights into both macroeconomics and microeconomics.
What We Explore and Learn:

Weekly sessions covering key economic concepts such as supply and demand, market structures, economic policy, and fiscal responsibility
Discussions on global economic issues like inflation, unemployment, trade, and international finance
Analysis of real-world economic events and case studies to understand their effects on individuals, businesses, and governments
Hands-on activities, including building economic models, analyzing market trends, and solving economic problems
Guest speakers from economists, financial analysts, and business leaders who offer insights into real-world economics
Introduction to economics-related careers, such as finance, policy-making, and business analysis
Opportunities to participate in economics challenges, competitions, and research projects

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 14–18 with an interest in economics.
Attendance: Members must attend at least two sessions per month.
Participation: Active involvement in discussions, activities, and projects is encouraged.
Respect: Listen to others’ viewpoints and engage in discussions respectfully, even when opinions differ.
Integrity: Work should be original, and sources should be properly cited when using data or research.
Collaboration: Students are encouraged to collaborate on group projects and share insights.
Ethics: When discussing economic policies or ideas, students should respect differing perspectives and approach sensitive topics carefully.
Preparation: Members should review session materials or readings beforehand to fully participate.
Digital Conduct: Be respectful and professional in all online interactions, maintaining a positive and productive atmosphere.
Consequences: Violations of the club’s rules may result in suspension or removal from the club.

The Economics Club is the perfect environment for students to understand the forces shaping our world. Join us to explore economic theories, tackle global challenges, and gain essential skills for the future.”