121. Noel Johnson Personal homepage describing research in the economic history of old regime France, game theory and development economics. http://wuecon.wustl.edu/~johnson/

Curriculum Vitae Dissertation Abstract Research Teaching Experience ... Web Page for Intermediate Macroeconomics Updated November 10, 2003 Noel D. Johnson Washington University Department of Economics 205 Eliot Hall, Campus Box 1208 St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 Phone: (314) 324-9645 FAX: (314) 935-4156 e-mail: johnson@wueconc.wustl.edu I'm a graduate student in the Economics Department at Washington University . Beginning in the Spring semester of 2004 I will start my new job as an assistant professor at California State University - Long Beach. My dissertation is on the evolution of institutions which constrained early-modern French monarchs. In particular, I study the evolution of the Royal Revenue Farms (or Tax Farmers) from small competitively auctioned-off units into a single monopoly during the early-modern period. The Tax Farmers emerged during the eighteenth century as a powerful check on Royal authority and thus offer insights into why the Absolute Monarchy persisted for so long and why it ended when it did. This research resonates with many issues faced by development and public economists. It is an interesting case study in how bureaucracies develop and, more importantly, why bureaucracy may help solve credible commitment issues. Aside from economic history, my other research interests include public economics, economic development, and institutional economics. I've taught classes in international economics, money and banking, introductory macroeconomics, and introductory microeconomics.

122. E-JEMED: Electronic Journal Of Evolutionary Modelling And Economic Dynamics The Electronic Journal of Evolutionary Modeling and economic Dynamics (eJEMED) is a noncommercial scientific journal which publishes also on evolutionary game theory. http://147.210.86.202/jemed/

Aims Scope Call for papers Diffusion ... Admin.Info Aims The E lectronic J ournal of E volutionary M odeling and E conomic D ynamics ( e-JEMED is a noncommercial scientific journal. The main objective of e-JEMED is to foster the communication of ideas in the very active area of evolutionary modeling. As such, it does not compete with paper-based journals but complements them: The publication process of e-JEMED is much quicker . An article can be published as soon as it is accepted. Each submitted article will be evaluated in ten weeks Each publication in e-JEMED can/should include a detailed version of all the appendixes that naturally complement an article based on simulations (at least the code and, more preferably, a working version of the program on the web). The authors of the articles published in e-JEMED conserve their and can submit the article to a paper-based journal. At the same time, e-JEMED is engaged to keep high the scientific level of published articles through a double-blind refereeing process : articles can only be submitted anonymously (see the instructions to authors ) and the connection between the anonymous copy and the effective authors is managed by a database. Each article is read by two anonymous referees.

123. Games And Economic Behavior A leading journal on game theory. http://www.elsevier.com/inca/publications/store/6/2/2/8/3/6/

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124. Rethinking Marxism - A Journal Of Economics, Culture & Society A project of the Association for economic and Social Analysis (AESA). RM is an interdisciplinary journal for discussions and debates both within the Marxian tradition and between Marxism and other forms of contemporary critical thought including postmodernism, feminism, radical political economy, queer theory, and theories of race and ethnicity. http://www.nd.edu/~remarx/

125. ELSE Centre - University College London Research on learning theory, experimental economics and evolutionary game theory at University College, London (Binmore and others) http://else.econ.ucl.ac.uk/index.html

126. Economics And International Studies: Professor Ronald Coase A speech given at the University of Buckingham outlining Coase's contributions to the fields of economic and legal theory. http://www.buckingham.ac.uk/international/aboutdept/hongrads/coase.html

Economics and International Studies: undergraduate study postgraduate study staff ... contact the Department Other information: about the University Professor Ronald Coase Home Studying and courses Academic departments Economics and International Studies ... Honorary graduates Professor Ronald Coase The text of the address given at the formal ceremony is reproduced below. His own lecture to the University on 'The State of Economics' was issued as a Wincott Paper in the Visitors' Series. ''It is a great privilege to welcome Professor Ronald Coase to Buckingham today. The Schools of Law and of Business comprise a rapidly developing part of the University of Buckingham and it seems entirely natural, therefore, that we should honour the work of Professor Coase. For the intellectual contributions which he has made, and for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economic Science in 1991, concern areas of mutual interest to students of business and the law. He has taught economics at universities in Britain and, after 1951, in the United States, but he is a rarity among economists in finding a congenial home in a Law School - at the University of Chicago - in 1964. There he became a distinguished editor of The Journal of Law and Economics which has become one of the highest ranked economics journals in the world.

127. TAMU Economic Research Laboratory Game theory and Experimental economics web server, with economic Science links. http://ERL.tamu.edu/

ERL Investigators: John Van Huyck Raymond Battalio Timothy Gronberg Brit Grosskopf ... Theodore Turocy ERL Entrance:

128. Experimental Economics - LINEEX Research Center in Game theory, Political Economy and economic Design, information about current research, scheduled experiments, downloadable pdf papers and meetings, located in Valencia/Spain http://www.uv.es/lineex

Laboratory for Research in Experimental Economics Welcome! Since 1998, LINEEX is a Laboratory for Research in Experimental Economics. Located in Valencia (Spain), it is supported by five different academic units from two Valencia Universities: the Department of Economics , the Department of Applied Economics , the Department of Applied Economics (II) (all three from the University of Valencia ), the Department of Economics (from the University Jaume I of Castellón ) and the International Economics Institute (from both universities). You are most cordially invited to visit their homepages following the corresponding links. Contact information You can Email us or contact us at: LINEEX Facultad de Economía Campus Tarongers University of Valencia 46022 VALENCIA (Spain) Homepage Local information Faculty Research ... Meetings © Universitat de València

129. Robert J. Aumann Information about his life and influence on economic thought and game theory. http://cepa.newschool.edu/het/profiles/aumann.htm

Robert J. Aumann, 1930- Robert J. Aumann's has been one of the leading figures in the mathematical surge that has characterized Neo-Walrasian economics and game theory in the past forty years. Aumann entered into economics via cooperative game theory - In Neo-Walrasian theory, Robert Aumann is perhaps best known for his theory of core equivalence in a "continuum" economy. Aumann introduced measure theory into the analysis of economies with an infinite number of agents - formalizing the "perfectly competitive" scenario. In his classical 1964 paper, Aumann proved the equivalence of the Edgeworthian core and Walrasian equilibrium allocations when there are an uncountable infinite number of agents - thereby providing the limit case for future work on core convergence. In order to prove this result was not vacuous, Aumann went on to prove the existence of equilibrium (1966) in this "perfectly competitive" scenario. On his way, he contributed to mathematics itself by providing a definition of the "integral" of a correspondence (1965), which was previously absent. Previously, Aumann (1962) had swung Ockham's razoe and helped remove the axiom of completeness of preferences from the Walrasian theory of choice. In another classical paper with F.J. Anscombe in 1964, Aumann formalized the notion of "subjective probability", a concept that had been earlier forwarded by Leonard

130. Donahue Institute The Institute is the public service, outreach and economic development unit of the University of Massachusetts President's Office, and strives to connect the Commonwealth with the resources of the University, bridging theory and innovation with real world public and private sector applications. http://www.donahue.umassp.edu/

131. Center For Infrastructure Assessment And Management CIAM research activities concentrate on developing assessment tools by applying the knowledge of basic electromagnetic spectral wave theory to assess conditions, predict the remaining life of a structure, suggest the most costeffective method and prioritize preservation strategies to manage infrastructure subsystems through a systems approach considering economic, social, and political issues. Based at Virginia Tech. http://www.eng.vt.edu/eng/centers/CIAM/ciam1.html

Center for Infrastructure Assessment and Management Director Richard Edwin Weyers Via Department of Civil Engineering Associated Faculty Al-Qadi, Imad L. Brown,Gary S. Duke, John Riad,Sedki M. Administrative Structure CIAM, A College of Engineering Center, is administered through a steering committee composed of associated faculty, the Department Heads of Electrical Engineering Engineering Science and Mechanics Materials Science and Engineering Civil Engineering and the Associate Dean of Research, College of Engineering Motivation The infrastructure is vital to the United States economy, for example, the highway network supports an estimated economic activity of more than $400 billion annually, 20% of the gross national product. The United States infrastructure is almost complete. However, due to the extensive use, our national infrastructure; buildings, sewer, water, power plants, bridges, pavements, and water networks are simultaneously aging. Therefore, the emphasis has shifted toward their preservation through repair, rehabilitating and replacement activities. This requires a rapid collection and processing of a large amount of data to select and prioritize the preservation strategies. Thus, nondestructive testing methods is vital to the collection of condition assessment information. The assessed condition of infrastructure components provides the base from which other social, political, and economical issues would be used to manage our infrastructure. Objectives CIAM research activities concentrate on developing assessment tools by applying the knowledge of basic electromagnetic spectral wave theory to assess conditions, predict the remaining life of a structure, suggest the most cost-effective method and prioritize preservation strategies to manage infrastructure subsystems through a systems approach considering economic, social, and political issues.

132. McMaster University Archive For The History Of Economic Thought Archive for the History of economic Thought. This archive is texts in the history of economic thought. I have tried The field of economic thought is a very large one http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/~econ/ugcm/3ll3

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133. STA Template Comparative economics and price theory. Department of Economics, Carleton University. http://www.carleton.ca/~rcarson

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134. Seventh Viennese Workshop, May 24-26, 2000 Themed theory and Applications in Economics and OR/MS, held in Vienna. http://www.bwl.univie.ac.at/bwl/prod/EVENTS/ws2000/

Welcome to the WWW-pages of the Seventh Viennese Workshop on Optimal Control, Dynamic Games and Nonlinear Dynamics: Theory and Applications in Economics and OR/MS Vienna , May 24-26, 2000 Please contact us at ws2000@pom.bwl.univie.ac.at Here, all relevant information about the workshop will be provided as soon as available. At the current stage the following material is availiable: Registration Info update May 9, 2000 Preliminary Program of Wednesday, May 24 update May 10, 2000 Preliminary Program of Thursday, May 25 update May 8, 2000 Preliminary Program of Friday, May 26 update May 8, 2000 Preliminary Program .ps.zip update May 10, 2000 Preliminary Program .ps.gz (gnuzip) update May 10, 2000 Preliminary Program .pdf update May 10, 2000 Organizing Committee and International Program Committee First Announcement and Call for Papers Second Announcement and registration info Third Annoncement and preliminary list of contributions Hotel Reservation and Tours Tentative Social Program Conference Location , pictures of vienna, and web cams The workshop is supported by our sponsors: the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Culture

135. The Jade Hut Imagine a cross between economics and thermodynamics http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/1003/

Welcome to The Jade Hut PES College of Engineering Mandya This page is dedicated to all our classmates with whom we spent the best and most colorful days of our lives and to all our beloved teachers who put up with us. The Colorful Class of 93! Vyshali B S Venkategowda Vandana Krishnan Usha Devi K Thomson B Sudharma Rao P Srinivas Gopalan Sanjay R Bhakta Sanjay Mahale Samartha Raghava N Rekha M A Ravi Kiran M V Ravindran H Ravindra Kumar C P Ramesh S Ramamurthy J Rakesh Saha Raghavendra G Premkumar L Prasad KSV Nayana D K Naveen S Natesh Nayak Nanda Kishore Mohan H Madhusudhan N R Madhusudan Hebbar Lokesh Kumar Latha K Kumar K V Krishna C S Kali Krishna Kavirajan R K Karthik S. Karthik B Gyaneshwaran Ganesh S Ganesh Krishnan Chetan Kumar M Chandrika G V Chandrashekar S Our respected teachers... This page will always be under construction... Write to the webmaster Subscribe to Enter your e-mail address: pesce_ec93 archive An e-group hosted by eGroups.com You are visitor number

136. Eco 350 - Introduction To Labor Economics The theory of labor supply demand from a neoclassical economics perspective. http://www.oswego.edu/~kane/eco350.htm

Introduction to Labor Economics Course description Syllabus Current semester online lecture materials Introduction (Chapter 1) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Labor Markets (Chapter 2) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Short-run Labor Demand (Chapter 3) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Long-run Labor Demand (Chapter 3 cont.) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Labor Demand Elasticities (Chapter 4) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Nonwage Labor Costs (Chapter 5) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Labor Supply I (Chapter 6) - HTML format , RealPlayer format, or PowerPoint Slideshow Labor Supply II (Chapter 7) - HTML format , RealPlayer format, or PowerPoint Slideshow Compensating Wage Differentials (Chapter 8) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Economics of Education (Chapter 9) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Worker Mobility (Chapter 10) - HTML format RealPlayer format , or PowerPoint Slideshow Gender, Race, and Ethnicity (Chapter 12) -

137. Lincoln Institute Of Land Policy Focus on land economics and taxation. Goals are to integrate the theory and practice of land use and taxation and to understand the forces that influence them. Has 3 program areas Taxation of Land and Buildings, Land Markets, and Land as Common Property. http://www.lincolninst.edu/home.html

138. North-American Journal Of Economics And Finance General interest journal publishes pure theory and applied economics and finance. Tables of contents and abstract archive. http://www.elsevier.com/homepage/sae/econbase/ecofin/menu.sht

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139. Ronald H. Coase - Autobiography Major contributor to Institutional Economics by his work on theory of property rights. Winner of Nobel Prize in economics 1991. http://www.nobel.se/economics/laureates/1991/coase-autobio.html

My father, a methodical man, recorded in his diary that I was born at 3:25 p.m. on December 29th, 1910. The place was a house, containing two flats of which my parents occupied the lower, in a suburb of London, Willesden. My father was a telegraphist in the Post Office. My mother had been employed in the Post Office but ceased to work on being married. Both my parents had left school at the age of 12 but were completely literate. However, they had no interest in academic scholarship. Their interest was in sport. My mother played tennis until an advanced age. My father, who played football, cricket and tennis while young, played (lawn) bowls until his death. He was a good player, played for his county and won a number of competitions. He wrote articles on bowls for the local newspaper and for Bowls News I had the usual boy's interest in sport but my main interest was always academic. I was an only child but although often alone, I was never lonely. When I learnt chess, I was happy to play the role of each player in turn. Lacking guidance, my reading (in books borrowed from the local public library) was undiscriminating and, as I now realize, I was unable to distinguish the charlatan from the serious scholar. My mother taught me to be honest and truthful and although it is impossible to escape some degree of self-deception, my endeavours to follow her precepts have, I believe, lent some strength to my writing. My mother's hero was Captain Oates, who, returning with Scott from the South Pole and finding that his illness was hampering the others, told his companions that he was going for a stroll, went out into a blizzard and was never heard of again. I have always felt that I should not be a bother to others but in this I have not always succeeded.

140. ProutWorld Site concerning the Progressive Utilization theory, Prout a neohumanist system addressing the socio-economics of liberation. This seems to be a utopian socialist theory based on eastern religious principles. http://www.proutworld.org/

NEWS FEATURES IDEOLOGY 100 FAQs A World After Capitalism, Sharing visions of a New World May 7-9 2004, Nelson, NZ download information (PDF) Venezuela: PDVSA staff complete Prout training Chavez welcomes Prout writer : "Your visit has come at such an opportune moment," Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez told Prout writer and author of After Capitalism: Prout's Vision for a New World , Dada Maheshvarananda on national television. What is Prout? World govt. Poverty Economic depression ... Download the free Prout in 60 minutes educational program Get to know P.R. Sarkar , Prout's originator Activist photo gallery Artwork Newsletter "Prout is very important to all who yearn for a liberation which starts from economics and opens to a totality of personal and social human existence." Leonardo Boff, Founder of Liberation Theology "Alternative visions are crucial at this moment in history. Prout’s cooperative model of economic democracy, based on cardinal human values and sharing the resources of the planet for the welfare of everyone, deserves our serious consideration."

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