1. Economists Career outloook information for market researchers, provided by the US Dept. of Labor Statistics. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos055.htm

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3. Job Openings For Economists (JOE) Published every month except January and July. The online version is generally available on the 5th of the month. Provided by the American Economic http://www.aeaweb.org/joe/

AEAweb : JOE JOE JOE is provided by the American Economic Association . JOE is updated near the first of every month except January and July. JOE Email Notification Alert Receive an email notification when a new issue of JOE is available online! JOE listings are now available in a database format which allows for easier browsing and more useful features! Recent Listings: 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February ... Disclosure Code Information Discrimination About JOE Charges for Listings (until June 30, 2008) 200 words or less - $250.00 ( $300.00 beginning July 1 201-400 words - $500.00 ( $600.00 beginning July 1 Featured Articles Cawley, John, A Guide (and Advice) for Economists on the U. S. Junior Academic Job Market , October, 2006. Wendy A. Stock, T. Aldrich Finegan, and John J. Siegfried, Attrition in Economics Ph.D. Programs , May 2006. Wendy A. Stock and John J. Siegfried, , May 2006. Other American Economic Association information AEA Home Page Directory of Members Please send technical questions to joe@aeaweb.org.

4. Resources For Economists On The Internet (RFE) Extensive guide of economicsrelated information on the web. Sponsored by the American Economics Association and edited by Bill Goffe. http://rfe.org/

AEA Web RFE Home Econ Search Engine RFE Search ... Abridged Contents ISSN 1081-4248 Vol. 12, No. 5 May, 2008 Editor: Bill Goffe Dept. of Economics, SUNY Oswego Editorial Assistant: Marian Aboud Introduction Data Meetings, Conferences, and Announcements News Media ... Neat Stuff This guide is sponsored by the American Economic Association . It lists more than 2,000 resources in 97 sections and sub-sections available on the Internet of interest to academic and practicing economists, and those interested in economics. Almost all resources are also described. In selecting resources for RFE, I exercise some editorial judgment and select items that either offer a substantial amount of information, or are specialized to a given area. Those searching the Internet for economic information might also wish to try the Economics Search Engine (ESE) . It indexes 11,000 economics web sites from around the world. Searches with it only return their contents. The Complete Table of Contents is for those who want a list of all resources in this guide. From there you can go to a resource quickly simply click on its name. A link to an extended description here in RFE is denoted by "details..." As the Complete Table of Contents is quite large, there is also an

5. Economist's View If he asked, there are very prominent economists who would be happy to spend an hour once or twice a week kind of like a principles course - explaining http://economistsview.typepad.com/

Economist's View May 28, 2008 Income Volatility There's a lot being written about free trade today, e.g. see this discussion from Greg Mankiw (some of the discussion is about technological change rather than free trade, but it has the same characteristics in terms of displacing labor, Free Exchange explains how trade and technology are related here ). Given these discussions, perhaps it's a good time to recall that it's not just the level and distribution of income that matters, it's also the volatility, and according to the latest estimates from Jacob Hacker and Elizabeth Jacobs, family income volatility has been rising in recent decades: Income volatility: Another source of growing economic insecurity, by Jacob Hacker and Elisabeth Jacobs : There are many dimensions to the economic insecurity facing American families today. Mid-level incomes have stagnated in real terms over the past few years, and most recently, higher gas and food prices are taking a larger bite out of paychecks. But one dimension of economic insecurity gets less attention: the increase in family income volatility, or how much families' incomes fluctuate up and down over time. Recent analysis shows that families are facing much greater income swings than they did a generation ago. The

6. Economists This collection of portraits of economists was presented in 1997 as a gift to the Department of Economics of Duke University by Professor Warren J. Samuels http://www.econ.duke.edu/Economists/

Portraits of Well-known Economists This collection of portraits of economists was presented in 1997 as a gift to the Department of Economics of Duke University by Professor Warren J. Samuels of Michigan State University. Free use of these portraits in Web documents, and for other educational purposes, is encouraged: users are requested to acknowledge that the images come from "The Warren J. Samuels Portrait Collection at Duke University." Please direct all questions and inquiries to the collection's director, Professor E. Roy Weintraub, at erw@econ.duke.edu Giovanni Battista Antonelli Walter Bagehot Claude Frederic Bastiat ... Arthur Young

7. The Internet Site For Economists An Internet service for economists which includes an economics search engine, job openings for economists, conference calls in economics as well free alert http://www.inomics.com/

Menu Frontdoor EconDirectory Conferences Job Openings ... Advertisement Opportunities Subscribe New jobs and conferences by email every week Inomics Welcome Advertising Contact us to see your text ad here. The Internet Site for Economists Inomics is an Internet service especially tailored to the needs of economists. At this site you can find and post job openings and conference announcements for economists, you have a human-edited economic directory as well as a data base of research papers in economics. Inomics provides at a single stop on the Internet all the professional information economists need. It is a community platform and Inomics services are absolutely free in most cases. Advertisement Opportunities Inomics is best place on the web to reach economists from academia and industry worldwide! Place your full-size text banner in a top position of each web page of Inomics or a text ad in our weekly alert e-mails and get exposure to thousands of economists worldwide. Find further details in our advertising rate card Please contact Julia Buwaya for our special offers!

8. Economists For reasons that I do not understand, there has been a recent spurt of newpaper and news magazine articles in praise of good economistspeople who are very http://econ161.berkeley.edu/Economists/inpraiseofeconomists.html

For reasons that I do not understand, there has been a recent spurt of newpaper and news magazine articles in praise of good economistspeople who are very smart, very thoughtful, and very interested in trying to make economic policy better. Such articles include: one on Princeton international economist Paul Krugman from Newsweek. As everyone knows, I am a huge fan and admirer of M.I.T. economist Paul Krugman (even given occasional... erratic moments, like his unprovoked and unfair comments on the very capable Laura D'A. Tyson in 1992-1993). This is my favorite Krugman essay: " An Unequal Exchange ". one on the Berkeley Economics Department from The Wall Street Journal. one on Harvard economic historian Claudia Goldin from The Wall Street Journal. The Wall Street Journal also has profiles of George Borjas and of Fred Bergsten that I do not have copies of. A not-so-serious toast in praise of my ex-freshman-roommate and very good friend Andrei Shleifer , 1999 recipient of the Clark Medal awarded biennially to the most outstanding economist under forty. A page on John Maynard Keynes Alec Cairncross on Keynes , from the Economist A page on Adam Smith A page on Friedrich Hayek Allan Meltzer is not one of my favorite people An appalling example of the lack of economic literacy , from the Wall Street Journal editorial page.

9. Vol. 18. Later National Literature, Part III. The Cambridge History Of English A Chapter XXIV. economists. By EDWIN R. A. SELIGMAN, Ph.D., LL.D., McVickar Professor of Political Economy in Columbia University http://www.bartleby.com/228/index.html

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10. The Economists' Voice Journal offering nontechnical but serious economics analysis about public policy and issues. Edited by Joseph E. Stiglitz with Bradford DeLong and Aaron http://bepress.com/ev

The Berkeley Electronic Press All Journals bepress Home My Account ... The Economists' Voice was shortlisted for Best New Journal at the ALPSP/Charlesworth 2007 Awards Editor: Joseph E. Stiglitz , Columbia University Co-Editors: Bradford DeLong , University of California, Berkeley Aaron Edlin , University of California, Berkeley Recent Content Columns PDF Microsoft: Predator or Prey? Robert Hahn and Peter Passell PDF The Emperor's Dangerous Clothes Laurence J. Kotlikoff PDF Hedge Fund Wizards Dean P. Foster and H. Peyton Young PDF Subprime Borrowers Deserve an Own to Rent Transition Dean Baker PDF Better that the Fed Regulates Subprime Mortgages Robert Hahn and Peter Passell Letters PDF Letter: Zombies May Mean Attention Bonds Will Not Cure Spam Jamus Jerome Lim PDF Letter: Climate Change Debate Needs Two Sides Jeffrey H. Fischer PDF Letter: Magin Begs Liberals to Think Twice about Social Security PrivatizationI Say, "Think Thrice" Richard H. Serlin PDF Letter: Observation, Theory-Building, and Theory-Testing Adrian E. Tschoegl PDF Letter: Why Urgent Emissions Reductions are Needed Steffen Kallbekken and Torben K. Mideksa

11. The Austrian Economists Ben is a thoroughgoing Austrian, but he is also just a great a good economist. He focuses his research on practical problems in public policy and keeps his http://austrianeconomists.typepad.com/

The Austrian Economists About Recent Posts Austrian Economics as a Progressive Research Community: Roger Koppl More Horwitz Now Available Online How to Maximize Your Scientific Impact as an Economist Lavoie's predictive powers were pretty, pretty good! ... August 2007 May 2008 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Blogs We Like Agoraphilia Caf© Hayek Catallaxy Culture of Congestion ... The Volokh Conspiracy Links Africa House at NYU Association of Private Enterprise Education Center for Study of Public Choice E. G. West Centre ... Blog powered by TypePad Subscribe to this blog's feed Austrian Economics as a Progressive Research Community: Roger Koppl Some of our readers have questioned whether the contemporary Austrian school of economics is making any progress. Some have questioned applied work, others believe they have identified fundamental flaws in the theoretical system, and yet others just think the Austrian school has outlived its usefulness altogether. To counter this, I suggested that we provide links to contemporary Austrian economists and their work to see if this would at least give us a place to start the conversation rather than continually going backward in time to the writings of Mises and Hayek, or even Rothbard and Kirzner. The first place I would suggest that students and curious colleagues start would be to read all the SDAE presidential addresses since the organization was founded. The only address not published in the RAE was Karen Vaughn's original presidential address which was published in Advances in Austrian Economics. If you are interested in getting an electronic copy just email Peter Lipsey at plipsey@gmu.edu, the others are available either at the RAE website at GMU or at the Springer website that most university libraries subscribe to.

12. Welcome To The National Association For Business Economics (NABE) The top presidential campaign economists met on November 9 at the National Press Club in a debate sponsored by NABE. Watch the debate through streaming http://www.nabe.com/

Week of May 25, 2008 Economic Analysis: Quality Data, Meaningful Results Find economic data more efficiently and use the data more effectively. Register today for NABE’s 5th annual professional development seminar " Economic Analysis: Quality Data, Meaningful Results " in Dallas, Texas, on June 16-18, 2008. Includes new sessions on industry, regional, and international data. Scholarships to the seminar are available through the NABE Foundation April Business Economics The April 2008 issue of Business Economics NABE Teleconferences Manufacturing RT Teleconference - Capital Spending and Financing Outlook, June 19 Financial RT Teleconference - The Sub-prime Crisis: One Year Later Where Do We Stand? July 2 NABE Outlook Teleconference - May 19 Podcast NABE Financial Roundtable - "Credit Shocks and Economic Aftershocks"- May 6 Podcast NABE Outlook: Worst of Credit Crunch and Housing to End, but Economy Still Sluggish Although housing and credit markets will gradually loosen their grip, U.S. economic growth is expected to only slowly return to health, according to the May 2008 NABE Outlook. NABE members can read the full survey online and download the data. A

13. Gallery Of Economists Gallery of portraits of the major economists keyed to The Worldly Philosopers. http://distance-ed.bcc.ctc.edu/econ/econgallery/gallery.htm

Gallery of Economists: Pictures and Links This is the cast of characters from Robert Heilbroner 's The Worldly Philosophers in order of appearance . Each link will take you to biographical and bibliographical material on that economist at the History of Economic Thought site. From there you will find further links to many of their books and essays. The Worldly Philosophers is part of the assigned reading in my Survey of Economics course at Bellevue Community College . This course is usually offered online during each of the three regular quarters. Kit Sims Taylor Adam ... Lowe History of Economic Thought Web Sites The History of Economic Thought web site at the New School for Social Research was developed by Leanne J. Ussher and Gonçalo L. Fonseca. It is a great source for biographical sketches of economists, descriptions of the different schools of economic thought, and links to the books and essays of many economists. Rod Hay's McMaster University Archive for the History of Economic Thought The Marx/Engels Internet Archive is the source for the works of Marx and Engels, biographical material on Marx and Engels, and even portraits and photos of Marx and Engles in case you want to see what Karl Marx looked like at 18. The Warren J. Samuels Portrait Collection

14. Economists Incorporated Offers economic consultancy services in law and economics, public policy, and business strategy, based in Washington DC and San Francisco, CA. http://www.ei.com/

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15. The Sports Economist The State of Illinois is considering buying Wrigley field and Lynne Kiesling thinks we sports economists need to keep touch with this base. http://thesportseconomist.com/

The Sports Economist Wednesday, May 28, 2008 Break out the caluclators The Buffalo Bisons are hosting Economic Stimulus Night In light of the recent surge of gasoline and food prices, the Buffalo Bisons today announced that they will hold "Economic Stimulus Night" on Wednesday, June 4 against the Rochester Red Wings (7:05 p.m.).... To help fans stretch their dollars further, any fan that comes to the game will be handed a certificate for a Free Ticket to an upcoming game during the 2008 season (excluding special events). ...Once inside Dunn Tire Park, fans will presented with several other special offers. In the concession stands, fans can purchase Buy-One, Get-One FREE Russer Hot Dogs, $1.00 Coca-Cola Soft Drinks, $1 Popcorn, $1 Perry's Ice Cream Sandwiches and $2 Cotton Candy. Like Frank Stephenson at Division of Labor, I'm a fan of cheeky minor league promotions . Spread the news, and the concept, and let's get that economy rolling! ;) Labels: economic impact permalink posted by Skip Sauer @ 3:50 PM postCount('116278944183949997');

16. AERE - Association Of Environmental And Resource Economists AERE is an international scientific association in the field of environmental and resource economics. http://www.aere.org/

Board History Contact Us Founded in , the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (AERE) was established as a means of exchanging ideas, stimulating research, and promoting graduate training in resource and environmental economics. AERE currently has over 800 members from more than thirty nations, coming from academic institutions, the public sector, and private industry. It draws from traditional economics, agricultural economics, forestry, and natural resource schools. AERE provides many forums for exchanging ideas relevant to the allocation and management of natural and environmental resources. AERE has two journals, the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management JEEM ), and the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy REEP ), and a newsletter issued to members twice a year. AERE also sponsors sessions at the annual meetings of the Allied Social Science Associations ( ASSA ) and the American Agricultural Economics Association ( AAEA ), and occasionally at the meetings of regional economics associations. The AERE Workshop takes place each June, and AERE also co-sponsors the

17. International Association Of Agricultural Economists A worldwide confederation of agricultural economists and others concerned with agricultural economic problems, including problems related to the use of http://www.iaae-agecon.org/

International Association of Agricultural Economists Home Discussion Papers Series Agricultural Economics and Transition: What was expected, what we observed and lessons learned September 6-8, 2007 Budapest, Hungary Mediterranean Conference of Argo-Food Social Scientists April 23-25, 2007 Barcelona, Spain 26th Conference of the IAAE August 12-18, 2006 Brisbane, Australia The International Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE) is a worldwide confederation of agricultural economists and others concerned with agricultural economic problems, including problems related to the use of renewable resources and the environment. Its broad goal is to “make a difference” through: Fostering the application of agricultural economics to improve rural economic and social conditions Advancing knowledge of agriculture’s economic organization. Facilitating communication and information exchange among those concerned with rural welfare. Membership is open to all who have an interest in making such a difference!

18. Job Openings For Economists www.eco.utexas.edu/joe/ Similar pages economists for Peace and SecurityEconomics research and advocacy for a secure and peaceful world. http://www.eco.utexas.edu/joe/

19. Great Economists And Their Times - A History Of Economic Theories From FRBSF An introduction to economics through reading biographies of the great economists emphasizing their theories and contributions. http://www.frbsf.org/publications/education/greateconomists/index.html

20. Games Economists Play: Jurgen Brauer And Greg Delemeester This web site is a resource for instructors of economics Provides resources for using noncomputerized economic experiments (games) in the classroom. http://www.marietta.edu/~delemeeg/games/

Games Economists Play: Non-Computerized Classroom-Games for College Economics by Greg Delemeester and Jurgen Brauer This web site is a resource for instructors of economics who would like to use non-computerized economic experiments (games) in their classrooms. The bulk of the website consists of an extensively annotated and hyperlinked compilation of more than 170 classroom games, most of which can be played within one class period. The purpose of the games is to help teach fundamental micro and macroeconomic concepts. The web site is organized around two tables that classify the games according to subject matter, objectives, class size, game variations, etc. A bibliographic source and/or contact reference is provided for each game. Whenever possible, each game is hyperlinked to (i) similar or related games, (ii) the author's email address, and (iii) a website where the full game description can be accessed (if available). A separate link to a complete games bibliography follows the tables. Table 1 classifies experiments for the Principles of Microeconomics course. The table is divided into three sections covering (i) the basic elements of economic analysis (supply and demand, perfect and imperfect markets, etc.), (ii) applying the basics (international trade and currency markets), and (iii) beyond the basics (market imperfections and government intervention).

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