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22 Mar 2005: Addition to the Syllabus - WSJ Assignment: Throughout the course of the semester, choose three WSJ articles (that I do not choose to discuss in class) that directly relate the economic theory we are discussing class. Write a 1-2 page analysis of the

22 Mar 2005: ECON 364 – Topic Eleven. Supply Side Economics. From: "Supply Side Economics" by James D. Gwartney. The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics, ed. by David R. Henderson. 1. Why and how are marginal tax rates central to supply-side analysis? The role

22 Mar 2005: COMMENTARY. '); clickSet = 1; } //-->. Mass Transit Hysteria. By P.J. O'ROURKE. March 16, 2005; Page A24. The new transportation bill, currently working its way through Congress, will provide more than $52 billion for mass transit. Mass transit is

9 Mar 2005: ECON 364 - Topic Eight. New Keynesian Economics. The label New Keynesian describes those economists who, in the eighties, responded to a new classical critique with adjustments to the original Keynesian ideas. Primary Disagreement: how quickly wages

11 Jan 2005: INFORMATION ON POLICY PAPERS. If you choose this option for your writing assignment, you will be required to write a macroeconomic policy paper. The paper can be on any macroeconomic topic discussed in class (remember, the three major macro issues

11 Nov 2005: 11/11/2005: 1) Canada, “Mommy & Me”

11 Nov 2005: 11/11/2005: Dissociative Identity Disorder

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11 Nov 2005: 11/11/2005: 2) Brazil, “Airport”