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CLASS
SCHEDULE FOR SPRING 2013 SEMESTER
ECON 2020-02:Principles of Macroeconomics (11406)
Tuesday-Thursday
from 10am to 11:20am
Business
110
ECON 1740 – 01: US Economic History (11789)
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
from 1pm to 1:50pm
Centrum
229
ECON 6200 - 01: Managerial Economics (10025)
Thursday
5:30pm to 8:20pm
Business
102
OFFICE
HOURS FOR SPRING SEMESTER
Monday
& Tuesday & Wednesday & Friday: 2pm 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
First Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide One
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Study Guide Two
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Study Guide Three
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Study Guide Four
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Study Guide Five
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Book Guide One
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: Economic Growth Basics and the Roman Empire
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Power Point
Slides Three: End of Malthus
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Power Point
Slides Four: Economic Systems I
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Power Point
Slides Five: Economic Systems II
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Power Point
Slides Six: Government in Mixed Capitalism
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Power Point
Slides Seven: US Economic Growth History
Second Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide Six
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Study Guide Seven
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Study Guide Eight
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Study Guide Nine
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Study Guide Ten
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Book Guide
Two
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Book Guide
Three
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Book Guide Four
Second Exam Power Points
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Power
Point Slides Eight: Colonial America
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Power Point Slides
Nine: The American Revolution
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Power Point
Slides Ten: The Founding Fathers
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Power Point
Slides Eleven: Pre Civil War
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Power Point
Slides Twelve: Civil War
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Power Point
Slides Thirteen: Abraham Lincoln and the American System
Third Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide Eleven
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Study Guide Twelve
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Study Guide
Thirteen
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Study Guide
Fourteen
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Study Guide
Fifteen
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Study Guide
Sixteen
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Book Guide Five
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Book Guide Six
Third Exam Power Points
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Power Point
Slides Fourteen: Precious Metals and Populism
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Power Point Slides
Fifteen: The Federal Reserve
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Power Point
Slides Sixteen: The Great Depression
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Power Point
Slides Seventeen: The New Deal
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Power Points
Slides Eighteen: Great Depression & Great Recession
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Power Point Slides
Nineteen: History of National Debt
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Power Point
Slides Twenty: 40 LESSONS
REVIEW SESSION FOR FINAL: Friday at 1pm (CENTRUM 229)
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Additional
Material:
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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
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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.
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Ray Fair
2012 Presidential Forecast (November, 2010)
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Timeline
from Charles Mann’s 1491
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
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Rockoff,
Hugh. 1990. “The “Wizard of Oz” as a Monetary Allegory” Journal of Political
Economy, August: 739-760
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 2011)
COURSE FILES FOR PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
TEXTBOOOK:
Colander, David C; Macroeconomics, 9th ed.; McGraw-Hill-Irwin; 2012.
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Syllabus
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)
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Study Guide Four
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Study Guide Five
First Exam Power Points
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Power Point Slides
One: Chapter One
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Power Point Slides
Two: Chapter Two (Updated)
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Power Point Slides
Three: Chapter Three (Updated)
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Power Point Slides
Four: Chapter Four
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Power Point Slides
Five: Chapter Five
Second Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide Six
(Chapter 6
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Study Guide Seven
(Chapter 7)
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Study Guide Eight
(Chapters 17&18)
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Study Guide Nine
(Chapters 10&9)
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Study Guide Ten
(Chapter 12)
Second
Exam & Third Exam Power Points
(these will be distributed in class)
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Non-Book Slides:
Chapters 6, 7, 17, 18, 10, 9, 12, 13, 16)
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Power Point
Slides: History of National Debt
Third Exam Study Guides
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Study Guide Eleven
(Chapter 13)
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Study Guide Twelve
(Chapter 16)
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Study Guide Thirteen
(Chapter 15)
REVIEW SESSION FOR FINAL: Friday at 2:30pm (BUSINESS 110)
Card, David and Alan
Krueger. 1994. “Minimum Wages and Employment: A Case Study of the Fast-Food
Industry in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.” American Economic Review.
(September): 84, n4. 772-793
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Supply and
Demand Worksheet (for study of taxes and prices
controls)
Worksheet
created by James La Rue
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Additional Material:
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Seven
Habits of Unsuccessful Executives (from Forbes Magazine)
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Is Your Boss
Faking Competency (from Time Magazine)
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Kruger, Justin
and David Dunning. 1999. “Unskilled and Unaware of It: How Difficulties in
Recognizing One's Own Incompetence Lead to Inflated Self-Assessments.” Journal of Personality and Social
Psychology. v77, n6: 1121-1134
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Sigmund,
Karl, Ernst Fehr, and Martin A. Nowak. “The Economics of Fair Play.” Scientific American. January, 2002:
pp. 83-87.
o
Michael
Lewis “Don’t Eat Fortune’s Cookie.”
(video
of graduation speech)
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Mukand, Sharon and Ethan Kaplan. (2011) “Persistence of Political
Partisanship: Evidence from 9/11.”
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Berri, David J., Stacey Brook, and Aju
Fenn (2011). “From College
to the Pros: Predicting the NBA Amateur Player Draft”; Journal of Productivity Analysis, 35, n1;
25-35.
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Berri, David J. and Rob Simmons (2011). “Catching a
Draft: On the Process of Selecting Quarterbacks in the National Football
League amateur draft”;
Journal of Productivity Analysis, 35, n1;
37-49.
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Supply and
Demand Worksheet
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