Economics Courses Taught at Cardinal Stritch University:

ASB 115 Introduction to Economics

Chapter 1 -  4 Practice Test with answers

ADM 341 Microeconomics


In economics, as in life, you are constantly making CHOICES and examining
ALTERNATIVES. Are you going to choose the optimal place or just any
alternative? The choice is up to you. A basis to start is a fully developed
analysis of the data. Let's talk the numbers.

However,  whether you have the wages, or not,  your ideal place
depends on your job performance in the real world. A neat site linked
to Loyola University provides the  market wages per job.

  We are going to search to answer these basic economic questions:

 How do we :

    decide what to produce with our limited resources?
    ensure stable prices and full employment of resources?
   

Helpful internet research sites:  Economics Education  or  Federal Statistics .
Session Two:      Can economists tell when discrimination is happening?

                          Internet access to www.prehall.com

ADM 346 Macroeconomic

Wall Street Journal Article: July 6, 2001: "Unemployment Rate Rose in June As Demand Fell in Service Sector"

SUGGESTED ECONOMIC INTERNET SITES:

http://www.economics.harvard.edu/~aroth/alroth.html    

This is a site for game theory and experimental economic models for decisions used in oligopolistic markets

http://stats.bls.gov/blshome.html 

The U.S. Government bureau of labor statistics home page. This is a terrific source of time series data on the national and regional economies and recent articles on the economy.

http://www.economist.com/ 

The Economist is Europe's most prominent business magazine.

http://www.sec.gov/edaux/searches.htm 

The security and exchange commission's home page for their searchable database called Edgar which contains all SEC filings made by every company whose stock is publicly traded in U.S. markets. It’s for managerial economics or finance courses.

http://www.state.gov/www/issues/economic/trade_reports/    

Search this site for economic and business conditions abroad. Country Reports on Economic Policy and Trade Practices are based on information supplied by U.S. Embassies and submitted annually to the Senate Committees on Foreign Relations and on Finance, Foreign Affairs, and on Ways and Means.

http://woodrow.mpls.frb.fed.us/info/policy/ 

This is a site with information on the United States Federal Reserve System, and monetary policy in general.  This is for macroeconomics and introductory courses.  

COB 507 Advanced Managerial Economics