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Part of the impetus for our newsletter was our frustration with how people discuss economic ideas, including how most textbooks explain things. We wanted to use the newsletter for material in our own courses and also be a resource to other teachers and students of economics. Since starting, it’s been great to hear from professors that have assigned our newsletter in their classes.

With the start of the fall semester coming up and people finalizing their syllabi, we want to collect the pieces that we think would be helpful in teaching. Hopefully, it will also be a helpful reference for new readers who haven’t followed us from day one or missed some newsletters.

The first section is basic price theory that could be included in every course. After all, supply and demand isn’t an idea just for principles of microeconomics; it is all of economics. After that, the links are split out by common course names with some newsletters under multiple headings.

If you’re teaching a different course and want some recommended newsletters, make sure to leave a comment, and we will see if there is anything helpful.

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General Price Theory

Principles of Microeconomics

All of the posts above plus:

Principles of Macroeconomics

Intermediate Microeconomics

Industrial Organization or Competition Policy

Money and Banking or Monetary Economics

Public Economics/Public Finance

Law and Economics

Labor Economics

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