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CLASS
SCHEDULE FOR SPRING 2012 SEMESTER
ECON 4950-01: Senior Seminar - Economics (12900)
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
from 12pm to 12:50pm
Business
106
ECON 1740 – 01: US Economic History (11886)
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
from 1pm to 1:50pm
Teacher
Education 202
ECON 6200-01: Managerial Economics (10025)
Wednesday
5:30pm to 8:20pm
Business
102
OFFICE
HOURS FOR FALL SEMESTER
Monday
& Friday: 2pm to 4pm
Wednesday:
2pm to 3pm
Tuesday
& Thursday: 2:30pm to 4pm
SUU
School of Business Academic Integrity Policy
COURSE FILES FOR U.S. ECONOMIC HISTORY
PRIMARY
TEXTBOOK: Heilbroner,
Robert and Aaron Singer. 1999. The Economic Transformation of America:
1600 to the Present. 4th ed. Wadsworth Cengage
Learning.
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Syllabus
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History
Notes UPDATED
First Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide One
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Study Guide Two
UPDATED
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Study Guide Three
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Study Guide Four
First Exam Power Points
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Power Point Slides
One: Introduction to US Economic History
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Power Point
Slides Two: History of Economic Growth UPDATED
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Power Point
Slides Three: History of United States Economic Growth
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Power
Point Slides Four: Colonial America
FINAL EXAM WILL BE WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 @ 1pm
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Additional
Material:
o
EH.net (from the Economic History Association)
and MeasuringWorth.com
o
David, Paul.
1985. “Clio and the Economics of
QWERTY.” American Economic Review. 75, n. 2 (May): 332-37
o
Gross, Daniel. 2005. “A
Man, a Plan, a Canal: Erie! The $7.9 million bet that
made America”
o Galor, Oded and David N. Weil. 1999. “From Malthusian Stagnation
to Modern Growth” American
Economic Review. (May): 150-154.
o Fogel,
Robert W. 1999. “Catching Up with the Economy.” American Economic Review.
March: 1-21.
o
Ray Fair
2012 Presidential Forecast (November, 2010)
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Timeline
from Charles Mann’s 1491
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CNN
Poll on Government Spending from November 2010
o The End of
the Great Recession (Mark Zandi and Alan Blinder)
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GDP data
from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (1929 to 2010)
o McGuire,
Robert A. 1986. “An Economic Model of Voting Behavior over Specific Issues at
the Constitutional Convention of 1787. The
Journal of Economic History, 46: 79-111
o
Rolnick,
Arthur J. and Warren E. Weber. 1983. “New Evidence on the Free Banking Era.” American
Economic Review, 73: 1080-91.
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Rockoff,
Hugh. 1990. “The “Wizard of Oz” as a Monetary Allegory” Journal of Political
Economy, August: 739-760
COURSE FILES FOR SENIOR SEMINAR - ECONOMICS
TEXTBOOOKS:
Kahane, Leo. Regression Basics. Sage
Publications. 2007
Heilbroner, Robert. The Worldly Philosophers, 7th
ed.
McCloskey, Deirdre N. (2000). Economical Writing. 2nd Edition.
Waveland Press, Inc.
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Syllabus
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Class Outline and
Research Guide
First Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide One
(chapter 1 of Kahane and lecture notes)
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Study Guide Two
(chapters 2 and 3 of Kahane)
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Study Guide Three
(chapters 1 and 2 of Heilbroner)
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Study Guide Four
(chapters 4-6 of Kahane)
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Study Guide Five
(chapter 3 of Heilbroner)
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Study Guide Six
(chapter 7 of Kahane and general econometric notes)
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Study Guide Seven
(chapter 4 of Heilbroner)
First Exam Power Points
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Power Point
Slides One: Basic Regression Lecture 1
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Power Point
Slides Two: Basic Regression Lecture 2
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Power Point
Slides Three: Basic Regression Lecture 3
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Power Point
Slides Four: Basic Regression Lecture 4
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Power Point
Slides Five: Basic Regression Lecture 5
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Power
Point Slides Six: Presidential Election Research (Berri
and Peach and notes on Larry Bartels)
Hibbs,
Douglas. 2007. The Economy, the War in Iraq and the 2004 Presidential
Election
Bartels, Larry M. 1997. Econometrics
and Presidential Elections. (February). Journal
of Economic Perspectives
FINAL EXAM WILL
BE TUESDAY, MAY 1 @ 11am
COURSE FILES MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
PRIMARY
TEXTBOOK:
Hirschey, Mark 2009. Fundamentals of Managerial Economics 9th
ed..
Southwestern
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Syllabus
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Simulation
Guide (updated January 25)
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Homework
1
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Homework
1 data set
Simulation Results
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Quarter 21
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Quarter 22
First Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide One
(updated)
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Study Guide Two
(updated)
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Study Guide Three
(updated)
Second Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide Four
First Exam Power Points
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Power Point
Slides: Lessons Learned in Class (updated January 25)
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Power Point Slides
One: Chapter One, EVA, and Profit
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Power Point
Slides Two: “Boss Economics”
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Power Point
Slides Three: Introduction to Behavioral Economics
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Power Point Slides
Four: Chapter Two (Theory of the Firm)
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Power Point Slides
Five: Chapter Three (Regression Analysis)
Second Exam Power Points
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Power Point
Slides Six: Chapters Four and Five (Demand Analysis)
First Exam is February 15, 2012 (in the
classroom at 5:30pm)
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