If you'd like to watch the video stream of past classes, you can find it here.
Class materials
This section contains materials handed out in class (such as in-class exercises or overheads). It also contains solutions to in-class exercises. This section also contains blank graphs for graphs that are drawn frequently on the board for those who feel that a head start helps them spend more time listening and less time copying from the board. If you wish to use for class, you must print them out yourself in advance and bring them to class. They will NOT be provided in class. In most cases, 6-10 copies should be sufficient.
This section lists practice problems. These are generally simpler than homework problems, and are good
for review and making sure that you have your numerical problem solving skills well in hand.
This is extra material that is related to the course. It is entirely optional reading.
An article about price discrimination
or, as the author calls it, market segmentation, in software. He goes through the economics of demand curves, profit maximization and
price discrimination/market segmentation in an Excel-based example, but it is the same economics we talked about in class. (Thanks to Tom Kraikit
for sending me this.)