- Webpage for New
York ex. rel. Rasmusen v. Citigroup.
- My vita has
links to papers.
I have abstracts and links at
Unpublished Papers and Published
Papers too. Or, see files on recent
papers (also in pdf),
the best five of my papers
, questions I've answered,
or, most
neatly, my BEPRESS
collected works.
- Twitter (@erasmuse) and the
Dreamhosters
dashboard , the Rasmusen weblog,
and the NEWS page.
- My refs page
has items I used to have on this page but consult less frequently
(e.g. family histories). Google LINK
SHORTENER and stats.
I sometimes sign my emails with I.H.S, Shalom, or YT; here is why.
- Link pages: Religion The
Bible:
Old and
New Testaments and assorted Reading
and Oxford and INDIANA and Data and Other .
- Canvas IU Courses and G406 . Emails at IU and
Economists at Indiana U. (old) and IU computers and IU databases and library and IU card
catalog and IUAnywhere
software ($) and Google Blog Search .
- My notes on Acrobat and Adobe
Illustrator and Photoshop and
broadband connecting and Excel and Geometer's
Sketchpad and Google and HTML and Javascript and Iphones and Latex
and Mathematica and
Matlab and
Python (and
drawing supply and demand diagrams with Python)
and
Powerpoint and R
(regression) and Stata and Unix and Windows XP and
MS-Word and
Wikipedia editing
and
Wordpress and dreamhost operations and outages
and stats.
- I'm working on a
regulation textbook and have posted a draft. My best-known book is
Games and Information, 4th
edition (2006), with book chapters, and
problem answers,
errata, extra problems, classroom games and
changes in the
fourth edition, and so forth. See too Readings in Games
and Information (2001), an edited book of readings on how
to use game theory, including my
"Aphorisms on Writing, Speaking, and Listening".
Within-Website Material
- Selections from my published and unpublished papers are in Various Papers and the
social regulation list
. For some datasets,
proofs, and research overheads, go to the Research page.
- Notes on Knots.
- Material from my courses: (Click here to see it.)
- G406,
Econ 1035 an
undergraduate course on
regulation (Fall 2014).
- G751, a half-semester
doctoral course in basic game
theory (Spring 2014)
- Fallow: G100,
Business in the Information Age, an introductory undergraduate course
on
business, economics, and information (Spring 2000). G300, an
undergraduate course on
intermediate microeconomics (Fall 1999). G401, a course for seniors on business and government (Fall
1998)
and
G202, an
undergraduate honors course
on business and government (Fall 2004). A HREF= "
http://www.rasmusen.org/zg492/0.g492.htm"> G492,
an
undergraduate course on
writing economic analyses (Spring 2010). G604, a
doctoral course on
empirical industrial organization (Spring 2003, Spring 2006).
-
G570, an MBA course
on game theory and strategic thinking (Fall 2002).
- G601, a
doctoral course on
industrial organization (Fall 2006).
-
C530, an
online MBA course with IU-Connect (Breeze). (Fall 2015)
- The
memorial website
for my parents and Elizabeth is here.
- Charles Murray has provided me with the data he used in the
analysis in his book, The Bell Curve , which can be
found
via The Bell Curve Page.
These files are in the 1 to 3 megabyte range, and are available in two
formats, with some examples of STATA regression program input and
output.
- Holidays: Christmas. A website
and
powerpoint template for making a 4-panel Christmas card. Four
pages of Christmas carols in pdf or Ms-Word
.
Christmas Lists, of good books
and
things. A fifty-page file of things to do for the Twelve Days of
Christmas and Epiphany (December 25-January 5 and January 6): The 12 Days
of Christmas (in *.doc also).
Easter. A website for a
Christian Passover Hagadah.
Thanksgiving: a page is at *.doc
or *.pdf.
-
Notes for a Potential Book Publishing Project.
URL: http://www.rasmusen.org/. I live in Bloomington, Indiana and work
in the Department of Business
Economics
and
Public
Policy, Indiana University. Comments:
Erasmuse@Indiana.edu.