American Institute for Economic Research
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American Economic Institute (AIER)he American Institute for Economic Research provides factual, unbiased research and critical analysis based on the principles of positive economics.
Magazines
According to your syllabus, your instructor has recommended these three magazines for outside reading. The links below are website links.
If you need to search older issues, contact any campus library. View the Campus Libraries and Hours link for contact information. You can also use Ask a Librarian (an email option) or the Live Chat tools on the Library homepage.
Economics Teaching Sites
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Economics U$A: 21st Century EditionCreated by the Educational Film Center and offered as one of the Annenberg Learner resources, this primer on micro- and macroeconomics includes 28 30-minute programs.
Institutes
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The Economic Policy InstituteThe Economic Policy Institute (EPI), a non-profit, non-partisan think tank, was created in 1986 to broaden discussions about economic policy to include the needs of low- and middle-income workers.
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The Independent InstituteThe Independent Institute is a non-profit, non-partisan, scholarly research and educational organization that sponsors in-depth studies of critical social and economic issues.
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The Cato InstituteThe Cato Institute is a public policy research organization — a think tank — dedicated to the principles of individual liberty, limited government, free markets and peace. Its scholars and analysts conduct independent, nonpartisan research on a wide range of policy issues.
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Ludwig von Mises InstituteYou have found the world center of the Austrian School of economics and libertarian political and social theory.
Popular Economic Websites & Blogs
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TheStreet.comAmerican financial news and services website.
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SeekingAlphaInformation on economics, business, finance and investing.
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The Incidental Economistis a blog focused on economics, U.S. health policy, politics, and law, and with other fields.
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The Oil DrumConventional political, economic, and media institutions have yet to recognize energy’s role as a key contributor to society, and its importance as a driver for all of our physical processes and economic transactions. The Oil Drum seeks to facilitate civil, evidence-based discussions about energy and its impacts on the future of humanity, as well as serve as a leading online knowledge-base for energy-related topics.
