Economics and positive mindset for students in Liberia
Ask a question, study a topic, or test yourself with a quiz. Made by Bill G. Miller Jr., also known as Economist OJUKU.
Economics from Zero to UnderstandingAsk about economics, economic math or positive mindset in simple words.
QuizChoose Grade 10, 11 or 12 and answer questions. See the right answer after each one.
NotesShort notes and worked examples for Grades 10 to 12.
GraphsDemand, supply, cost curves, growth and more.
Study helper
Ask in simple words. You get a short answer that is easy to read on a phone.
General OJUKU can make mistakes. Check important answers with your teacher. Your questions are saved so the teacher can improve General OJUKU. Do not type your phone number, address or other private details.
Quiz
Pick a subject and a grade. You see the right answer after every question.
Study notes
Tap a topic to open it. Not clear? Tap "Ask General OJUKU" under the topic.
Diagrams
Pictures that go with the lessons. Some graphs are illustrative: the shape shows the idea, and the numbers are not real statistics.
About
Bill G. Miller Jr. lives in Liberia and studies Economics and Sociology at AME Zion University. He is also known as Economist OJUKU, and some of his students call him Grandpa.
He teaches economics in plain language, using the things Liberians deal with every day: Liberian dollars, food, airtime and data, transport, shoes and school.
He is the founder and president of the Positive Mindset Organization (PMO), a youth group that helps young people build positive thinking habits, discipline, confidence and leadership.
General OJUKU is the study site and chat helper he built for students.
Education brand
Economics from Zero to Understanding. Learn today. Understand tomorrow.
ECONOMICS = RESOURCES + CHOICES + DECISIONS
Economist OJUKU: The Series is a set of short economics lessons for university and high-school students, young people, beginners and ordinary Liberians. The idea is simple: I explain economics like you're 5.
The definition used in the lessons: economics is the study of how businesses, government and individuals allocate scarce resources to satisfy unlimited wants.
Seven days of lessons.
You have 100 LD. Tick what you want to buy. Prices are from the lesson example.
Limited money means you must choose. Choosing one thing means giving up another. That is scarcity and opportunity cost.
Bethel Hill Community, Monrovia, Liberia
Think Positive, Live Powerful. Success begins in the mind.
Vision: to inspire a generation of young people who understand that positive mindset is the beginning of everything.
Mission: to guide, educate and empower young people to build positive thinking habits, discipline, confidence and leadership for personal and national development.
PMO is led by its Founder and President. Other roles are Vice President, General Secretary, Speaker, Financial Secretary, Vice Financial Secretary, Planning Director, Vice Planning Director and Information Director.
Attend a PMO meeting. Anyone aged 15 and above can come.
Projects
This site: a chat helper, quizzes, study notes and diagrams for Grades 10 to 12.
Video economics lessons in simple language. Chapter 1 is Understanding Economics.
A youth organization with school outreach, debate, leadership development and more.
An assistant that answers student questions inside Facebook Messenger. Not live yet.
A future PMO program, planned for 2030 or 2034. It has not been held yet.
Education
AME Zion University, Liberia
Bill turns what he studies into lessons anyone can follow. Economist OJUKU covers economics for beginners, and PMO runs school outreach, a quizzing tournament for grades 1 to 9, debate and youth presentations.
Articles
Media
Contact
billgmillerjr@gmail.com
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