Principles of
Microeconomics
Welcome to The Economics 103 Page!
If you're looking for notes
to the lecture: Here they are.
The notes are incomplete and out of date. I do this on purpose. They
will work fine for class outlines, but they are not a substitute for
the lecture! I want you to come to every class.
If you're looking for the course
outline: Here it is.
This is the most important website for this course. Everything you need
to know about the administration of the course is here. Please read
this page carefully.
Here is the midterm from the fall of
2011, and here is the final from 2011.
Fun Stuff:
Here's what some of my students do during the 103 lecture
here's what someone else did
Perhaps I should have a contest for the best video each semester?
Why my students call me "The Chameleon"
You never know who is going to show up to lecture in 103: Doogie,
The Academic
What you can
do with an SFU degree
Here's a 10 minute TED
talk that elaborates on the great gains in wealth that come from
specialization and middlemen.
Here's a cute high school video
that helps explain why tuna cans are not the optimal size to minimize
metal content.