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This set of lecture notes analyzes the economic effects of railroad construction in the United States as well as the theory of cause and effect and "counterfactuals". Some explored topics include the work of Economist Robert Fogel, his model of shipping, Railways vs waterways, social savings, neglected costs, etc.

This set of notes is a lecture summary overviewing specialization, the circular flow diagram, productivity, the role of financial intermediaries, supply and demand shifters, and GDP.

This set of notes is a lecture summary overviewing the 10 principles of economics.

This set of notes is a lecture summary overviewing microeconomics, macroeconomics, and the role of economists.

This set of lecture notes analyzes the economic effects of agricultural development in the United States. Examples of overviewed material include the gang labor hypothesis, western expansion and wheat production, the green revolution, and the innovative work of Norman Borlaug.

This set of notes effectively overviews the ins and outs of the more difficult concepts relating to SQL queries, such as CTEs, CAST functions present in SELECT clauses, SUB-Queries, and ways to manipulate data through INSERT INTO, UPDATE, and DELETE functions. Additionally, information is present concerning flowcharts and company data storage.

This is a succinct compilation of information relating to the syntax and structure of queries used to edit data present in databases. It includes INSERT INTO, UPDATE, and DELETE functions necessary to manipulate data. The professor for this course as well as the author of the lecture textbook from which this material was annotated is Doctor Brian Dunn, USU.

These lecture notes are a summary about Enterprise Data Systems and include detailed notes about Data Ecosystems, Operational Databases, Data Warehouses, ETLs, ERPs, and an explanation of different forms of stored data. The professor for this course as well as the author of the lecture textbook from which this material was annotated is Doctor Brian Dunn, USU.

This set of lecture notes provides a descriptive and helpful overview of flowcharting standards, including direction, flow lines, terminators, the difference between action, input, and decision segments, connectors, and variables. The professor for this course as well as the author of the lecture textbook from which this material was annotated is Doctor Brian Dunn, USU.

This set of lecture notes comprises an overview of SQL syntax relating to CTEs, CAST, VIEW, and SUB-Queries, all of which or abundantly necessary in the world of SQL query writing. The professor for this course as well as the author of the lecture textbook from which this material was annotated is Doctor Brian Dunn, USU.