21. Welcome To The National Economists Club New members can join online. National economists Club P.O. Box 19281 Washington, DC 20036 703493-8824 info@national-economists.org http://www.national-economists.org/

Where Economists Meet In The Nation's Capital Next Meeting Thursday, May 29 "In Over Our Heads? The State of Household Balance Sheets" Charles Steindel Senior Vice President, Research and Statistics Group, Federal Reserve Bank of New York Reservations More Meetings When: Thursday, May 29, 12:00 noon to 1:30pm Where :Chinatown Garden Restaurant, 618 N Street NW, Washington DC ( Directions Reservations: 11:00 am on Wednesday, May 28 Cost : $15 members, $20 for non-members Attention: In our most recent Calendar of Events (May/June 2008), we listed Wharton Club of DC events that NEC Members may attend at Wharton Club rates. In fact, the Wharton Club rate only applies to Wharton’s own embassy receptions and certain special events. We apologize for any inconvenience. National Economists Club P.O. Box 19281 Washington, DC 20036 info@national-economists.org Home About NEC Calendar ... Contact var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E"));

22. The Society Of Labor Economists The Society of Labor economists 1155 East 60th Street, Room 252 Chicago, IL 606372745 U.S.A. Phone 773 256 6232 Fax 773 256 6132 http://client.norc.org/jole/SOLEweb/sole.htm

The Society of Labor Economists NEWS ANNUAL MEETINGS AWARDS FELLOWS Journal of Labor Economics LABOR ECONOMICS BULLETIN BOARD MEMBERSHIP HOME The Society of Labor Economists 1155 East 60th Street, Room 252 Chicago, IL 60637-2745 U.S.A. Phone: 773 256 6232 Fax: 773 256 6132 email: sole@soclabor.org

23. Economists With Web Pages - ArgMax.com Directory of over 1500 economists web pages with links. http://www.argmax.com/ewwp_search.php

ArgMax Economics News, Data, and Analysis Wednesday May 28, 10:27 pm [5321907] links in new windows + Home + Articles/Blog + News + Economists ... + About Search for Economists' WebPages Use the space below to search the list of over 1791 webpages. Enter Last Name or Affiliation Or click to get 5 economists at random Click to: add modify your listing. Want to browse more economics? Get economics headlines, updated every 4 hours, by ArgMax's newsBot. Click here. Who do you think should win the Nobel Prize for Economics? * Please Note: This poll is only for your amusement and in no way is even remotely scientific or reflective of any general sentiment. In particular, there are frequent spammings and periodic campaigns for certain individuals. In short, it has become virtually worthless and should not be used in any serious way by anyone. Feel free to enter your choice below anyway. Total Votes: 1701 Chose one from the list below, or write in a name below, then click: G. Moheyuddin DR.SUBRAMANIAM.VSR Julio H. G. Olivera Paul Krugman osman kadri koca mustafa utku oluk Albert O. Hirschman

24. Internet Resources For Economists This site, managed by John Kane of SUNYOswego, includes an extensive collection of links to economics resources on the internet. http://www.oswego.edu/~economic/econweb.htm

Economics Blogs Links to economics blogs. Classic works in economics and political economy A collection of links to online editions of classic texts in economics and political economy. Economics textbooks available online Texts distributed on the internet. Data sources Find economic data and statistics online for use in research projects. Economics journals This is one of the most extensive collections of links to economic journals on the internet. In most cases, the home pages for the journals provide tables of contents for recent and forthcoming issues. Quite often, however, you can also find the full text of selected articles on line. Economic associations Visit the web sites of some of the major economic associations. Find out about their activities, conferences, membership, and related information. Economic consulting and forecasting services The home pages of economic consulting and forecasting firms often contain useful collections of statistics and links to economic resources. Economic institutes and research organizations The home pages for economic institutes and research organizations generally contain useful information (and occasionally data) on topics related to their past and ongoing research projects. Economic Report of the President, 1996-present

25. Society Of Government Economists A professional society for those involved in economics and public policy in Washington DC. http://www.sge-econ.org/

Upcoming SGE Events 2008 SGE Annual Conference "Health Care, Aging and Future Policy Challenges" Monday, June 2, 2008 Bureau of Labor Statistics Washington, DC Please click here for the Preliminary Program. Online registration now available. SGE Elections SGE is currently elections for next year. Board statements are available here . All SGE members may vote in the elections. Votes are due by Friday, May 16, 2008 to Bill Lawhorn at Lawhorn.William@bls.gov May 2008 Monthly Bulletin -Luncheon Announcements -Call for Papers: SGE-sponsored sessions at the 2009 ASSA Conference -SGE Board Elections Click Here Call for Papers 2009 Allied Social Science Association Meetings in San Francisco, CA Once again the Society of Government Economists will sponsor sessions at the January 2009 ASSA meetings in San Francisco. These sessions are intended to provide an opportunity for our members to present their work, receive feedback from leading economists in the field, and organize sessions. Paper and session proposals are due by May 15, 2008. More information about the SGE Call for Papers can be found here Job Listings If you would like SGE to list your job opening, please send a .pdf copy of your job announcement to

26. Software For Economists (TM) I have tried to make it generally useful for economists. I favor crossplatform solutions, since I view the current near monopoly of the end-user operating http://www.american.edu/econ/notes/soft.htm

Author: Alan G. Isaac Last modified: 2008 Apr 14 Most recent version: http://econpy.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/software4econ.xhtml Text Editors Vim Monospace Fonts ... Miscellani Software for Economists The following software list is idiosyncratic. I have tried to make it generally useful for economists. I favor cross-platform solutions, since I view the current near monopoly of the end-user operating system as a momentary historical aberration. Suggested changes and additions are welcome. A resource complementary to this page is RFE's Software page Request 1: If you use a free and open source software application, please send money to the developers. Request 2: Please read Richard Stallman's Right to Read article , as well as his GNU Manifesto . (If you think Stallman sounds crazy, he is not: RosettaBooks already sells ebooks that ``time out'' and become inaccessible after ten hours of viewing, and perhaps most famous is the ebook version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland that forbids reading it aloud Also, visit the Free Software Foundation , visit OpenSource.Org

27. True Cost Economics Economists These economists are the leading visionaries in the charge to take down neoclassical economics. You’ll find they provide sturdy shoulders to stand on. http://www.adbusters.org/metas/eco/truecosteconomics/economists.html

28. Financial Economists Roundtable Homepage Annual meeting of selected finance economists provides list of statements and pronouncements from previous meetings. http://www.luc.edu/orgs/finroundtable/

Financial Economists Roundtable ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE: George G. Kaufman Loyola University Chicago 820 North Michigan Ave Chicago, Illinois 60611 Tel: 312-915-7075 Fax: 312-915-8508 gkaufma@luc.edu Description and Statement of Purpose Current Members Annual Meetings ... News and Announcements Statements: 1993 Registration Requirements for Foreign Securities 1994 Derivatives Markets and Financial Risk 1995 The Structure of the NASDAQ Stock Market 1995 Accounting Disclosure About Derivative Financial Instruments ... 2007 International Competitiveness of U.S. Capital Markets

29. ACE -- Association Of Christian Economists The Association of Christian economists (ACE) has two purposes To promote interaction and communication among Christian economists. http://www.gordon.edu/ace/

Welcome to the ACE Web Site The Association of Christian Economists (ACE) has two purposes: To encourage Christian scholars to explore and communicate the relationship between their faith and the discipline of economics, and To promote interaction and communication among Christian economists. About ACE Membership/Subscription Info Index News, Conferences, ... ACE 20th Anniversary Conference Links © Association of Christian Economists Refer comments to the Secretary/Treasurer Updated 14 February 2007

30. Economists' Papers Project At Duke University In an attempt to preserve the papers of modern economists, Duke University s Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library with assistance from http://library.duke.edu/specialcollections/collections/economists/

Skip to Main Content Hours Directions About ... Collections Related Sites Patinkin-Hicks correspondence The History of Economics Society Department of Economics, Duke University Resources for Economists on the Internet ... Gallery of Famous Economists Economists' Papers Project at Duke University Introduction In an attempt to preserve the papers of modern economists, Duke University's Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library - with assistance from Duke's Economics Department - has developed the Economists' Papers Project (EPP). Currently, the EPP consists of the papers of over thirty eminent economists. These collections offer a valuable resource to researchers in the history of economic thought, particularly those interested in 20th century economic thought. The Collections See a list of the collections in the Economists' Papers Project. Each of the collections has its own research value. Some collections contain all professional correspondence as well as the notes, drafts, and manuscripts of major works. Other collections contain information on political involvement, records of professional involvement (e.g., editorial boards, conference participation, etc.), and personal biographical material. The sizes of the collections vary from the 1.5 linear feet (to date) of the Douglass C. North Papers to the 120 linear feet of the Don Patinkin Papers. The degree of organization of the collections varies greatly upon their arrival at Duke. The staff at the

31. Greg Mankiw's Blog: Economists With Attitude economists with Attitude. A video skit by two grad students at the University of Michigan. Advice for Aspiring economists Advice for Grad Students http://gregmankiw.blogspot.com/2008/03/economists-with-attitude.html

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32. Economists And Researchers | EPI EPI economists, researchers, and research associates. http://www.epi.org/content.cfm/economist

EPI home Search Navigation tips Bookstore ... Support EPI WEB FEATURES Datazone Economic Indicators Issue Guides Online calculators ... Audio/video archive Email this page Print this page Email this page Select an economist Algernon Austin Tony Avirgan Jared Bernstein L. Josh Bivens Ross Eisenbrey Michael Ettlinger Jeff Faux Liana Fox Mary Gable Elise Gould John Irons David Kusnet Nooshin Mahalia Lawrence Mishel Monique Morrissey Richard Rothstein Joydeep Roy Robert E. Scott Heidi Shierholz Complete list of EPI research associates Other EPI staff Economists and researchers by areas of expertise high-resolution version ALGERNON AUSTIN Director of the Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy program Areas of Expertise Biography Algernon Austin is a sociologist of racial relations with a specialization on black Americans. Prior to joining the Economic Policy Institute, he was assistant director of research at the Foundation Center and a Senior Fellow at the Demos think tank. From 2001 to 2005, he served on the faculty of Wesleyan University. Austin is the author of Getting It Wrong: How Black Public Intellectuals Are Failing Black America and Achieving Blackness: Race, Black Nationalism, and Afrocentrism in the Twentieth Century

33. Economists Say Movie Violence Might Temper The Real Thing - New York Times Jan 7, 2008 A new study challenges conventional wisdom, suggesting that violent films prevent violent crime by attracting and keeping wouldbe http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/07/business/media/07violence.html

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34. Jane Smiley: It's The Economists, Stupid! - Business On The Huffington Post It s the economists, Stupid! The Huffington Post. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jane-smiley/its-the-economists-stup_b_92006.html

SITE WEB ask.com Welcome Logout Log In ... Sign Up May 28, 2008 Home Politics Media Business ... Living More on HuffPost... Politics HuffPolitics OffTheBus Fundrace Media Eat The Press Business Entertainment Living CareerBuilder All Blogs All News Please wait, your request is processed... Jane Smiley BIO Become a Fan Get Email Alerts ... It's the Economists, Stupid! Posted March 17, 2008 09:26 PM (EST) Read More: American Business American Corporatation Capitalism Corporate Managers ... Breaking Business News The lead article at Slate today is about how American corporate managers have become the laughingstock of the world because they can no longer manage "complex systems" as they were once famous for doing. If you want to read it, you can go to the link, but really, I thought, what's so hard to understand? The economy we have, with all its volatility, is exactly the economy any sane person would have predicted after the wholesale decline of regulation, as both a reality and an idea, in the eighties and nineties. And who has kept up the drumbeat for deregulation, not only here but everywhere, if not those screwy, and tenured, free-market economists? Their whole job for the last thirty years has been to prop up the egomania and greed of corporate CEOs by making that greed and ego-mania look both positive and unavoidable. As a result, the gambling side of capitalism has driven every other side away, to a chorus of bleats from the left that, Gosh, something big and bad was bound to happen, and an accompanying chorus from the right that even saying such a thing was treason.

35. Economists See U.S. Avoiding Recession - Stocks & Economy - MSNBC.com Mar 11, 2008 The US economy will suffer as the slumping housing market eats away at job creation and consumer spending, but the nation should avoid http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23572266/

Skip navigation Web MSNBC Business U.S. business World business Autos ... Viewpoints Categories U.S. news World news Politics Business ... Local news Browse Video Photos Community Today Show ... Meet the Press Economists see U.S. avoiding recession Downturn still seen possible if housing crisis deepens LOS ANGELES - The U.S. economy will suffer as the slumping housing market eats away at job creation and consumer spending, but the nation should avoid slipping into a recession this year, according to a new economic report. A recession could still happen though, if the credit crisis that has stifled the housing market deepens, preventing consumers from buying big-ticket items like cars and businesses from spending on equipment, according to the quarterly Anderson Forecast by the University of California at Los Angeles. "We don't see that happening," said Edward Leamer, director and co-author of the forecast released Tuesday. "This is a tough call, but I will be very surprised if this thing actually precipitates into recession." The forecast anticipates job growth remaining sluggish in 2008, with the U.S. unemployment rate rising to 5.5 percent by the end of the year. The February rate was 4.8 percent.

36. Directory Of International Economists As the need to communicate among us is increasing constantly, this directory is intended to provide a link between you and other international economists. http://www.roie.org/dir.htm

irectory of International Economists Since July 19, 1996. As the need to communicate among us is increasing constantly, this directory is intended to provide a link between you and other international economists. Eventually, this directory will include all international and development economists who make their addresses available in the public domain. To be included in this directory, please give your Uniform Resource Locator (URL) or e-mail address to the editorial office . If this page is useful to you, consider becoming a member. Also, if you do not wish to be listed here, let us know. Henry Thompson is creating a Membership Directory with publication information, which is to be distributed to IEFS members. Please send your name, title and affiliation, address, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail address (members). Individuals A B C D ... Z Organizations Canadian Agri-Food Trade Research group Karl Meilke , University of Guelph CEPR (Center for Economic Policy Research) cepr@cepr.org CIES (Center for International Economic Studies) cies@economics.adelaide.edu.au ... listserv@listserv.uottawa.ca Write "subscribe economy" and your name in text Development Economic Research Group Finn.Tarp@econ.ku.dk

37. Economists Rethink Free Trade It s no wholesale repudiation, to be sure, but something momentous is happening as doubts begin to creep in. http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_06/b4070032762393.htm

var OAS_listpos = "Middle1,Right2,Right3,Bottom1,Bottom2,Bottom,Position4,Frame1,Top"; Register Sign In Winner: 2008 National Magazine Award Current Issue ... FAQs News January 31, 2008, 5:00PM EST Economists Rethink Free Trade It's no wholesale repudiation, to be sure, but something momentous is happening as doubts begin to creep in by Jane Sasseen Browse Issues Browse the BusinessWeek Archive Story Tools post a comment e-mail this story print this story order a reprint ... save to del.icio.us " alt="" border="0" /> Many ordinary Americans have long been suspicious of free trade, seeing it as a destroyer of good-paying jobs. American economists, though, have told a different story. For them, free trade has been the great unmitigated good, the force that drives a country to shed unproductive industries, focus on what it does best, and create new, higher-skilled jobs that offer better pay than those that are lost. This support of free trade by the academic Establishment is a big reason why Presidents, be they Democrat or Republican, have for years pursued a free-trade agenda. The experts they consult have always told them that free trade was the best route to ever higher living standards. But something momentous is happening inside the church of free trade: Doubts are creeping in. We're not talking wholesale, dramatic repudiation of the theory. Economists are, however, noting that their ideas can't explain the disturbing stagnation in income that much of the middle class is experiencing. They also fear a protectionist backlash unless more is done to help those who are losing out. "Previously, you just had extremists making extravagant claims against trade," says Gary C. Hufbauer, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. "Now there are broader questions being raised that would not have been asked 10 or 15 years ago."

38. Think Progress » 70 Percent Of Economists Say U.S. In Recession. According to a new Wall Street Journal poll, 70 percent of economists surveyed say the United States has “slid into recession.” “The evidence is now beyond http://thinkprogress.org/2008/03/14/70-percent-of-economists-say-us-in-recession

ThinkProgress Wonk Room Attackerman Blog Fellows ... 70 percent of economists say U.S. in recession. By Satyam on Mar 14th, 2008 at 5:14 pm 70 percent of economists say U.S. in recession. slid into recession Comments Share This Share This Close Social Networks Email Permalink ... Windows Live To: Your address: Message: Link URL to this specific post (copy and paste this) Permalink Print Sort Comments By: Top Rated Date Styve Says: March 14th, 2008 at 5:17 pm belac Says: Slid into a recession? Seems to me like we were driven March 14th, 2008 at 5:18 pm McWars Says: March 14th, 2008 at 5:26 pm tom Says: Good. Now that we know we are in a recession, perhaps the economists, government and business can turn their attention to how and when we will emerge from it. March 14th, 2008 at 5:28 pm hellinabucket Says: But 95% of the 30% get kick backs from the top 1% and get to push 100% of their BS back down on us. March 14th, 2008 at 5:30 pm tombaker Says: Inevitable result of Republican rule. Happens every time. March 14th, 2008 at 5:35 pm Tobie Tall Says: The minute you have a president that allows waterboarding you invite most of the civilised world to stop Buying any goods what so ever that come from America which then leads to a massive recession At one time America could regain from recession BUT not anymore as the Euro is tops March 14th, 2008 at 5:38 pm

39. The Economists. He is part of a school of economists who associate their views to those of Friedman s. The school is known as the Chicago School of Monetary Economics, http://www.blupete.com/Literature/Biographies/Philosophy/BiosEcon.htm

The Economists: Click the letter and you will be brought to the beginning of the appropriate biography list. A B C D ... N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z (Click on letter to go to index.) -A- (Click on letter to go to index.) -B- Buchanan, James M. Buchanan, a professor of economics, was the Nobel Laureate in Economic Science in 1986. I recommend Buchanan's work, The Limits of Liberty (University of Chicago Press, 1975). (Click on letter to go to index.) -C- (Click on letter to go to index.) -D- (Click on letter to go to index.) -E- Edgeworth, Francis Ysidro Professor of Political Economy at Oxford (1891-1922), Edgeworth is reputed to be the Father of the mathematical school of economics ( Heilbroner , p. 164.) Edgeworth is best known for his book, Mathematical Psychics (1881). As to Edgeworth's formulae, Heilbroner was of the view: "Considerations so abstract, it would of course be ridiculous to fling upon the floodtide of practical politics." (p. 166.) (Click on letter to go to index.) -F- Friedman, Milton Quantity Theory of Money (1956) and A Monetary History of the United States (Click on letter to go to index.)

40. Economists: Only New Leadership Can Revive Zimbabwe's Collapsed Economy Mar 14, 2008 Zimbabwe used to be a breadbasket of Africa and was second most industrialized nation in Africa. http://www.voanews.com/english/2008-03-14-voa38.cfm

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