• Syllabus

Examination Review

• Examination #1-Review

• Examination #2-Review

• Examination #3-Review

• Final Examination-Review

Problem Sets

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• Problem Set #1 (Key)

• Problem Set #2 (Key)

• Problem Set #3 (Key)

• Problem Set #4 (Key)

• Problem Set #5 (Key)

• Problem Set #6 (Key)

• Problem Set #7 (Key)

• Problem Set #8 (Key)

• Problem Set #9 (Key)

• Problem Set #10 (Key)

• Problem Set #11 (Key)

• Problem Set #12 (Key)

• Problem Set #13 (Key)

• Problem Set #14 (Key)

• Problem Set #15 (Key)

• Problem Set #16 (Key)

Selected Readings

• When Minimum is Too Much -by David Moore, from FoxSports.com.

• How Living Wage Laws Affect Low Wage Workers and Low Income Families -David Neumark, from the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC).

• We're Feeding the Poor as If They're Starving -by Douglas J. Besharov of the American Enterprise Institute.

• Clio and the Economics of QWERTY -by Paul A. David.

• Sony Pulls Plug on Betamax VCRs - August 27, 2002.

• The Fable of the Keys -by Stanley J. Liebowitz and Stephen Margolis.

• Ford's New Development Plan: To Stop Reinventing Its Wheels - Wall Street Journal, April 16, 2003.

• The New OPEC: OPEC Is Back in the Driver's Seat -by Anna Bernasek, from Fortune.com, June 26 2001.

• How OPEC Keeps America Hooked on Imports of Oil -by Bob Davis and Bhushan Bahree, The Wall Street Journal March 17, 2003.

• The Myth of Predatory Pricing -by Thomas J. DiLorenzo, from the Cato Institute.

• Commentary: Predatory Pricing: Cleared for Takeoff -by Dan Carney, from Business Week Online.