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  • Rated by kengen91 on Nov 07, 2:23am

    Bookmarked for future economics class - might come in handy!

  • Rated by neoauteur on Sep 06, 7:16pm

    Hurray for economics.

  • Rated by alainjournalist on Jun 13, 9:53am

    Excellent! Online economics books! You too can study hard and still not what the hell is wrong with the economy or how to fix it. You can definitely sound like you know what you're talking about though. Great resource!

  • Rated by zhivkoyankov on May 13 2009, 2:31am

    online economics books...

  • Rated by zogby on Nov 03 2008, 4:45pm

    Good to have resources of information.

  • Rated by snarfy73 on Sep 05 2008, 6:36pm

    Great resources for anyone looking to learn more about economics.

  • Rated by buzzblogger on Jun 25 2008, 6:10pm

    A collection of online economics textbooks. For the geek at heart... like me!

  • Rated by innovatorAU on May 21 2008, 2:47am

    good economics resources, sure eocnomics has some issues, but it really needs a 'course correction' Levitt and Sachs are good... Stiglitz, Hernando De Soto, also... And the long-misunderstood Keynes and Smith. Perhaps mediocre economists and politicians mess it up for the rest of us... a thought. Read Galbraiths the Economics of Innocent Fraud! for a broader mind!

  • Rated by ideaBasis on Mar 21 2008, 9:15am

    Until I see more words in economics books such as environment, sustainability, ecological, green, alternative energy and the discussion about economics that work toward mankind coexisting with the planet, I give a big thumbs down to economics and economist in general. This is not my forte, and I don't know the solution here, but I will be like a good journalist and view everything skeptically with the purpose of driving those how can, to do. Here's a couple with at least a conversation about these issues. Students, ask questions when your Econ teacher doesn't take into consideration these vital issues while drawing the defunct supply v. demand curve. Raise issues. Start conversations. Demand better. Ecological Economics: Principles & Applications, by Joshua Farley and Herman E. Daly Microeconomics in Context, by Neva Goodwin

  • Rated by emmyjgreen on Dec 27 2007, 5:29pm

    Economics E-Books