Papers will be eligible for one of the four Class of 1946 Economics Prizes. Students should submit one hard copy of their paper and one copy in HTML on a disk for posting on the web page. Of more importance for the AP exams will be a week-long set of review sessions which will be scheduled in free periods, conference periods, and evenings the week before the examinations. See OWH librarians for help with other on-line resources, as well as many other periodicals on international affairs. All materials in the economics classroom must be signed out for overnight borrowing.
All absences require a note or infirmary slip.
Drinks in class are fine. Food, lateness and hats are not. For more information go to Course Rules . Students are also expected to keep up to date with current economic affairs via The Economist, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, The Guardian Weekly, and other periodicals, all of which are available in the economics classroom. Syllabus Chart Homework to be completed for that class is noted in parentheses.