Welcome to Econ 300. I am Prof. Arvan and am delighted that you are in my section. This section of the course will have a substantial technology component using WebBoard and Mallard.  We will also have lecture notes with streaming audio that you view and hear using Internet Explorer or Microsoft Media Player and we may experiment with some  other technologies.  Much of the work in this class is assignments that students complete online.

Getting Started (Lecture 1)

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Text (Required)

Microeconomics and Behavior, by Robert H. Frank, Fourth Edition         
(Get this book asap!)

Exam Schedule

Midterm  (Consumer Theory through and Borrowing/Saving) March 6 - Regular Class Time and Location (Bring your ID). Final (Comprehensive but with an emphasis on Uncertainty, the Firm, and  Market Structure) 1:30-4:30 PM, Fri, May 4 in Regular Classroom (Bring your ID).