A Level Economics Reading List Essential Reading At the beginning of the course you will be supplied with a text book, currently this is Economics by Ray Powell and James Powell, you are expected to use this to supplement notes and for help in completing homework. A very useful book to have in addition to your textbook is The Penguin Dictionary of Economics by G Bannock et al. Up to date reading & watching Regular coverage of economic issues appears in serious newspapers such as The Times and Sunday Times, The Independent, Financial Times, The Guardian, and of course ...
ECON101: Introduction to Economics Summer Session I 2015 Instructor: Ben Labe benlabe@live.unc.edu Class Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9:45-11:15 am, Smith Hall 107 Oce Hours: Mon.-Fri., 11:30 am-1 pm, Phillips Annex 104 Textbook: Economics, Third Edition, by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells. Midterm Exam: Friday, June 5, during class. Final Exam: Monday, June 15, during class. (This is the nal day of lectures.) Scheduling Notes No class will be held on Monday, May 25 (due to Memorial Day) or Friday, June 12 (due to my being out of town). Course Summary: Economics is a subject whose scope of ...
Financial Economics Whilst many undergraduate finance textbooks are largely descriptive in nature the economic analysis in most graduate texts is too advanced for final year undergraduates. This book bridges the gap between these two extremes, offering a textbook that studies economic activ- ity in financial markets, focusing on how consumers determine future consumption and on the role of financial securities. Areas covered in the book include: • An examination of the role of finance in the economy using basic economic principles, eventually progressing to introductory graduate analysis. • A microeconomic study of capital asset pricing when there is risk, inflation ...