Social Econ Blog

This blog started as part of a sophomore economics tutorial (Everybody's Doin' It: Social Interactions and Economics) at Harvard. It continued when I taught Public and Environmental Economics courses at Lewis and Clark College. Now that I am back teaching at the University of Oregon, it is used to facilitate ECON 450 -- Labor Economics. It also serves as an outlet for my musings on economics (particularly social stuff) and other random topics.

Monday, February 11, 2008

ECON 365: Stern Report

Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the basics of the Stern Report, and the Copenhagen Consensus before class on Tuesday.

// posted by BW @ 10:42 AM

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