81. Department Of Economics Message From The Chair In addition to Ph.D. students in economics, we teach graduate students from manyother units at OSU, including Agricultural, Environmental, and Development http://economics.sbs.ohio-state.edu/message.htm

the Link to Our Faculty Profile/Vita here or at the end of this message We are constantly striving to offer students the most effective learning environment possible. We have been paying particular attention to our graduate program and undergraduate honors program, using grants from the university and our own development funds. In addition to Ph.D. students in economics, we teach graduate students from many other units at OSU, including Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics, the Fisher College of Business, and City and Regional Planning. We teach a large and ever-rising number of undergraduates, reflecting a national trend in increased undergraduate enrollment in economics as well as the exceptional quality of our undergraduate honors program. selective investment funding beginning this year. As a result, the Department will focus heavily on faculty recruiting during the next several years. With this targeted investment, we are poised to advance well into the top echelon of public universities and into the higher ranks of all universities. Again, welcome to the OSU Economics Web Site!

82. NSU Redirect economics Education Web economics resources for K12 teachers, including lesson plans Thissection of the teach site was created and is currently maintained by http://www.nsula.edu/teach/socsci/economics.htm

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83. World Economics Game DC). * * *. I teach senior economics students in Ontario, Canada. I usedThe World Game of economics with a small class of eleven students. http://www.worldgameofeconomics.com/WorldEconomicsGame.htm

OVERVIEW - FEEDBACK - AWARDS The Global Economics Game is a new educational software game that simulates economic activity in a global setting. Each player is in charge of their nation's economic policy. They are the chief economic adviser to the president, the congress, and the central bank of their country. The object of the game is to promote balanced economic growth without excessive pollution, while maintaining full employment without too much inflation. Fiscal, trade, and monetary policies are used to avoid undesirable situations such as depression, stagflation, and hyperinflation System Requirements: IBM PC or COMPATIBLE WINDOWS 95 or 98/NT DRIVE CD ROM 16 MB RAM The game is fun to play! It puts you in charge of a nation's economy! One person can play the game against 1 to 6 other persons and/or computer managed countries. Because it is educational and based on the fundamental principles of macro economics, it is a useful and practical product for the following: Students, faculty and economics departments at high schools, colleges, and universities.

84. Publish With Us If you teach economics courses and are interested in reviewing, please fill outthe form below. First Name Last Name Title School Name Department http://www.aw.com/publishing/econreview.html

Find Your Rep Publish with Us Customer Service Careers ... Statistics Publish With Us! Addison-Wesley Economics Reviews We are always looking for reviewers to assist us in developing high-quality textbooks. If you teach economics courses and are interested in reviewing, please fill out the form below. First Name: Last Name: Title: School Name: Department: School Address: City: State or Province: Postal Code: Country: Phone: E-mail: Please check off the course(s) you teach: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory International Economics Advanced Microeconomic Theory Labor Economics Comparative Economics Law and Economics Econometrics Managerial Economics Economic Development Mathematical Economics Economic Issues Money and Banking Economics of Sports One-Semester Survey of Economics Environmental/Natural Resource Economics Principles of Macroeconomics Forecasting Principles of Microeconomics Game Theory Public Finance Health Economics Soviet Economics History of Economic Thought Transportation Economics Industrial Organization Two-Semester Principles of Economics Intermediate Macroeconomics Urban Economics Intermediate Microeconomics U.S. Economic History

85. Real Estate And Urban Land Economics Department - Departments - What New fall The Real Estate Process Real Estate Finance Valuation Urban and Regional EconomicsCommercial Property Peter Ritz will once again teach real estate law. http://www.bus.wisc.edu/realestate/dept/whatsnew.htm

Search Site Map Contact Us Suggestions ... Departments What's New What's New Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Board Member Rob Bond (center) discusses his recent Hollywood development project with Real Estate Department staff. Bond presented to students in Rod Matthews' Real Estate Process course on November 13, 2002. (From left to right: Francois Ortalo-Magne, Judy Faber and Jim Shilling.) Counselors of Real Estate Grant to Help Underwrite Distance Real Estate Education with Kyrgyzstan Rod Matthews , a senior lecturer in the Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics , receives a $10,000 grant from The Counselors of Real Estate's James E. Gibbons Educational Development Trust Fund. The funding will be used to develop a 10-session, distance education real estate seminar program with the American University in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan . The program will be developed in conjunction with the business school's Center for Urban Land Economics Research (CULER) Malpezzi Named Chairperson of the Real Estate Department Steve Malpezzi , Professor and Wangard Faculty Scholar, has recently been voted Chair of the Real Estate Department. Steve was also recently promoted to Professor.

86. Brad DeLong's Website Thoughts of the moment on economics and on other topics.Category Society Politics Liberalism Social Liberalism People...... Past Courses Fall 2001, economics 101b, Intermediate Macroeconomics; othersaccessible from the What I teach page Contact Info Dept. http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/

Search This Website Subjects to Search For on This Website Google Search Engine What I Write Administration: Chair of the P[olitical] E[conomy of] I[ndustrial] S[ocieties] Major Online C.V. delong@econ.berkeley.edu; http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/ ... My Macroeconomics Textbook is published BEA Economy-at-a-Glance Request a Review Copy Materials Useful for Teaching Macro Alan Murray Reports on Dynamic Scoring ... More Handouts and Observations From My Semi-Daily Journal continued on my Journal page write a comment on this website ... Useful Materials for Teaching Macro Recent Thoughts of the Week Europe's Business Cycle and Monetary Policy Why Can't Reporters Do a Better Job? Grand Strategy of the United States Brink Lindsey Is Very Good Indeed ... Write a Comment on This Website Subjects Covered on This Website: Broad Topic Headings: Career Information Economy Economists My Jobs ... Writing Narrow Subjects (searched out by google Adam Smith Alternate History Amazon ... WWII Spring 2003 Teaching and Office Hours Office Hours: Wednesdays 2-4, or call 510-643-4027 or 925-283-2709 or drop me a note at delong@econ.berkeley.edu

87. Teach Family And Consumer Sciences In Maryland The home economics class of yesterday has been replaced with today's more dynamicFamily and Consumer Sciences education program, and the state of Maryland is http://i-technica.com/portfolio/facs-maryland/

Today's youth face a rapidly changing world of new technology, diverse family structures, and demanding economic conditions. The home economics class of yesterday has been replaced with today's more dynamic Family and Consumer Sciences education program, and the state of Maryland is looking for teachers who can use this program to help provide the skills and experience students need to keep pace in today's complex, global society. If you have a teaching certificate in biology, chemistry, health, psychology, sociology, economics or social studies, you can qualify for our emergency certification program. If you're interested in teaching students about the importance of personal and family living using a practical, problem-solving approach, we'd like to help you find out more about how you can plan for a career in Family and Consumer Services Education. Site design by Rockville Living Web Design

88. Phil Martinez's Home Page economics. Home Page for Phil Martinez. Econ 200 EconUSA Telecourse Principles ofeconomics Introduction. economics Reading Room, Humor and the Dismal Science. http://teach.lanecc.edu/martinezp/EconHome.htm

Economics Home Page for Phil Martinez Return to Lanes Homepage Econ 200 Principles of Economics: Introduction ... Econ 201 Principles of Economics: Microeconomics Econ 202 Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics Econ 204 Introduction to International Economics Econ 250 Econ 260 EconUSA Telecourse Principles of Economics: Introduction Economics Reading Room Humor and the Dismal Science Helpful Notes and Reviews Site Manager: Phil Martinez. Last Updated 1/03 prm. Constructed. by Phil Martinez

89. Economics Resources For K-12 Teachers Resources for Teaching K12 economics. EcEdWeb is your headquartersfor teaching resources for K-12 or pre-college economics. The http://ecedweb.unomaha.edu/K-12/home.htm

90. Fantasy Economics - Why Economists Are Obsessed With Online Role-playing Games. Slate. More the dismal science What online roleplaying games canteach us about economics. posted February 4, 2003 Robert Shapiro http://slate.msn.com/id/2078053/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money document.write('') Search the Web: powered by MSN Search Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search the dismal science Fantasy Economics Why economists are obsessed with online role-playing games. By Robert Shapiro Updated Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 11:26 AM PT The most popular article in the leading economics Web archive doesn't concern tax policy, international trade, or the theory of the firm. It's about an online fantasy game. During the past year, nearly 16,000 people have downloaded a 40-page economic analysis of EverQuest, Sony's popular online fantasy world of Norrath. "Virtual Worlds: A First-Hand Account of Market and Society on the Cyberian Frontier," by California State Fullerton economics professor Edward Castronova, is the No. 1 article in the history of the Economics Research Network, an Internet library of tens of thousands of professional journals and research papers in economics. The article, which you can download here , not only outpaces the online works of every Nobel laureate, it is also the fourth-most popular article on the entire Social Science Research Network, which contains more than 75,000 professional articles and abstracts in range of social sciences. For cybergaming naifs—most males over age 30 (me included) and almost all women—virtual worlds are elaborate, multiplayer, role-playing online environments in which each player's actions can affect many others. At any given moment, 50,000 or more people from more than 120 countries are online at EverQuest, moving their personal "avatars"—wizards, trolls, amazonlike women, and a dozen other types—through the fanciful landscapes of Norrath. These dramas unfold on more than 40 dedicated Sony servers, each accommodating up to 2,000 players interacting with the program and each other. (EverQuest is only one of several popular MMORPGs—"massively multiplayer online role-playing games." The oldest, Ultima Online, has 225,000 players; and the largest, Lineage, has more than 4 million subscribers, mostly in Korea.)

91. Tch-econ - The Teaching Of Economics Discussion List At the 2003 Annual meetings of the Eastern Economic Association, February 2123in New York, tch-econ is sponsoring two Teaching economics sessions. http://www.elon.edu/econ/tch-econ/

Top of the Department of Economics site Top of the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business site Top of the Elon site This is a page in the larger Department of Economics site at Elon University. If you have arrived here directly we invite you to follow the links above and look around our site. Welcome to the tch-econ site. From here you can subscribe unsubscribe view the archives of the site and send messages to the discussion list. At the 2003 Annual meetings of the Eastern Economic Association, February 21-23 in New York, tch-econ is sponsoring two Teaching Economics sessions. You may link to additional information about them here Tch-econ resides on a computer at Elon University and is maintained by Jim Barbour of the economics faculty. This is an e-mail based discussion list. The format is deliberate - this technology is most available to those at smaller schools and in remote areas of the world. Additionally, the subscribers have indicated that moving to a web-based discussion list, while more elegant, would be less useful since most of us do not take the time to actively seek out web conversations, but we do all read our email. To subscribe, unsubscribe, or send a message to the list (subscribers only may send messages), find your circumstance below, and follow the instructions.

92. Teach Canada - The Web Guide For Canadian Educators You are here teach Canada Home Directory. This content requires Javascript tobe turned on in your browser. 2/9/2003 94729 AM Copyright 2002 teach Canada. http://www.teachcanada.ca/xcdirectory120/directory/XcDirViewInCat.asp?ID=714

93. Paperback: Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That Rich Dad, Poor Dad What the Rich teach Their Kids About MoneyThatthe Poor and Middle Class Do Not! Robert T. Kiyosaki. Binding http://www.starvingmind.net/detail/0446677450.html

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94. Econ In Excel This page is designed to facilitate the application of Microsoft Excel to economics. Dr.Wilson Mixon Dana Professor of economics Berry College Mt. http://www.campbell.berry.edu/faculty/economics/

This page is designed to facilitate the application of Microsoft Excel to economics. Wilson Mixon and Soumaya Tohamy of the Campbell School of Business at Berry College are the authors of the material. We welcome comments and suggestions for improvements. Contact information is below. This page provides links to two distinct sets of materal. The first is to courses . A brief set of comments about each course is accompanied by a link to materials related to that course. The second set of references is to papers and presentations that relate to the materials developed for these courses. Courses Papers and Presentations Contact Information Papers and Presentations These papers relate to materials developed for use in our courses. Click on the title above to see a description of this material. Return to Top of Page Courses Economics course taught that include the usage of Excel to reinforce presented material. Principles of Economics II (ECO 210). The material in this course is primarily microeconomic. The text for the course is Gwartney, Stroup, Sobel, and Macpherson, Economics , 10th ed. The workbooks correspond to chapters in that text, with each worksheet corresponding to a graph. Using Excel allows students to introduce changes and examine the effects of these changes.

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