Thanks for this. I'm hoping to find an intermediate text that covers some of the stuff on experimental economics, transaction costs models, that sort of thing. Ellen
-----Original Message----- From: PEN-L list [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gassler Robert Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 2:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PEN-L] help with teaching materials Dear Prof. Frank, I can comment on the micro, even though I teach it mainstream style if only to "know thine enemy". You presumably already know about the textbook by Himmelweit et al., or the Routledge book Foundations of Economics: A beginner's companion -- though it is apparently an intro book. I attach a copy of my graduate-level suggested syllabus, which I confess I have not used, and two versions of my syllabus for Economic Approaches to International Studies, which I have used. I do this in hopes that there are articles that may be of help. Scott >I am looking for good teaching materials/syllabae for an intermediate >microeconomics course and a money and financial markets course. Am >particularly interested in "heterodox" and alternative approaches. >Thanks >Ellen Frank > >
