Course-related links

Home pages of class members

Textbook-related links

Law and economics resources

FindLaw's Law and Economics site has links to on-line materials on contract law, antitrust, and other legal issues.
Law.com is a pretty comprehensive site.
The Center for Research on Contracts and the Structure of Enterprise at the Katz School, University of Pittsburgh, is a unique source of information on contracts and the internal organization of the firm. CRCSE publishes a Working Paper Series for contracts research, conducts research programs, and is developing a library of contracts for research use.
Economicsearch.com has links to on-line courses, data, and other useful information.
Overlawyered.com discusses the social costs of "excessive" litigation.
Cybersettle.com, an online private dispute-resolution service

General economics news and information

In addition to its feature articles, Business Week publishes a weekly column documenting important economic trends.
South-Western College Publishing sponsors EconDebate Online, a forum for discussing current policy issues, many of which are directly relevant to our course. (For example, see "Should U.S. Financial Markets Be Deregulated?" and "Does globalization require a change in antitrust policy?")
For links to economics articles in the popular press, check the Economics section of the web index of The Mining Company. (Note: your instructor doesn't necessarily endorse any of the opinions expressed in these pages!)
Economagic.com has a useful collection of U.S. economic data. Another standard data source is the Economic Report of the President.

Miscellaneous

Check the economics department FAQ for answers to many administrative questions.
Middle Tennessee State University's Study Skills Help Page contains useful tips that can help you make better grades.
South-Western College Publishing has a useful Careers in Economics page.
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