A collection of primary source material for economics. I, Pencil by Leonard Read The Wealth of Nations (excerpt) by Adam Smith Socialism, Capitalism, and the Bible by Ronald H. Nash Precepts of Ptah-Hotep A Model of Christian Charity (excerpt) by John Winthrop The Use of Money (excerpt) by John Wesley Letter 4, Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania by John Dickinson Letters to John P. Nicholson by Sam Watkins Free to Choose: A Conversation with Milton Friedman Letter to Eli Whitney Sr. by Eli Whitney Jr. Letter to Eli Whitney Jr. by Thomas Jefferson etc
A little background. I taught economics at a Christian school for several years and have some acquaintance with the BJU and Abeka Economics texts. I would say this overall curriculum is better, especially with the Making Choices primary resource and the accompanying books.
Altogether a good resource that I would use again.
This is a wonderful collection of literature from the last couple centuries concerning economics. It was very good and many of the stories of the huge business owners like Henry Ford and Dave Thomas were very uplifting and touching. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this.