Freely downloadable PDF version of a printed textbook. "The book focuses on the concepts of model and equilibrium. It states models and results precisely, and provides proofs for all results. It uses only elementary mathematics (with almost no calculus), although many of the proofs involve sustained logical arguments. It includes about 150 exercises."
Available in two editions: one uses he/him pronouns throughout; the other uses she/her pronouns.
Set of data visualisations that students can step through to explore inequality within countries. Using data from 1980 to 2014, the tool introduces Lorenz curves and the Gini coefficient, skyscraper plots, and rich/poor income ratios. The display changes in response to the time slider and the users' selection of up to seven countries.
This is a continually-updated site based on an award-winning paper that was published in the International Review of Economics Education. It gives an overview of some teaching methods, lists resources in many different media, suggests class activities and student projects, and has a section on topics for which textbook explanations are usually lacking.
Short articles and pointers for an international audience teaching or learning economics at university level. Launched in 2021 as a section of the Inomics platform, this is regularly updated.
Group of three online games: "Mafia Manager" (a multiplayer economic simulation), "Entrepreneur" (a startup simulation), and "Tycoon" (a business simulation). Entrepreneur is meant to realistically simulate the challenges of running a business. Tycoon is a simulation of a global economy with hundreds of products and thousands of firms. Mafia Manager is more like a role-play game in which players can attack or co-operate with other players. This is a paid-for platform, with monthly, quarterly or annual payment options.
A suite of online simulation games designed for business training, including some designed to teach aspects of economics. Prices run from about $99 to several hundred. The simulations run over 3 to 30 days. They attempt to simulate many aspects of running a business, and the online interface gives feedback on many aspects of the businesses' performance.
Materials from a 2011/12 course for year 2 undergraduates with an existing grasp of matrix algebra and rudimentary statistical inference. The module aims "To deepen and consolidate knowledge of probability and statistics, with a focus on sampling and inference, as they pertain to Econometrics." Ten lecture handouts, separate lecture slides, and some assessment materials, all in PDF format.
Materials from a 2011 course for postgraduates, with topics including Filtering economic data, Fourier analysis of time series data, and Spatial analysis of a stationary stochastic process.
Online textbook with twenty PDF chapters, from Elementary regression analysis to Multivariate autoregressive moving-average models.
Six lecture PDFs, plus supplements and exercises, from an introductory Econometrics course. Topics include Matrix Algebra, Elementary and Multiple Regression, Serially Correlation Regression Disturbances, and Dynamic Regressions, totalling 75 pages of material.
Archived course materials from a 2011/12 module for year 2 undergraduates, including slides, 20 PDF lecture handouts, and exercises.
"A peer-reviewed, economics pedagogy journal devoted exclusively to transmitting innovative teaching ideas to educators of economics at ALL levels" first published in 2016
