Eric Rasmusen's Homepage (January 27, 2012) ****
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• 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 I have abstracts and links at Unpublished Papers and Published Papers too.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.

• 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. The memorial website for my parents and Elizabeth is here. I sometimes sign my emails with I.H.S or Shalom; here is why.

• Link pages: Religion The Bible: Old and New Testaments and assorted Reading and Oxford and INDIANA and Data and Other .

• G406 and OnCourse and C530 and Emails at IU and Economists at Indiana U. and IU computers and IU databases and library .

• My notes on Acrobat and Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and broadband connecting and Excel and Geometer's Sketchpad and Google and HTML and IU-software (Oncourse) and Iphones and Latex and Mathematica and Matlab and Mozilla and Powerpoint and R (regression) and Stata and Unix and Windows XP and MS-Word 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".

• Selections from my published and unpublished papersare in Various Papers and the social regulation list . For some datasets, proofs, and research overheads, go to the Research page.
• Material from my courses: (Click here to see it.)
  • G406, an undergraduate course on regulation (Spring 2011).
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  • 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).
  • G751, a half-semester doctoral course on game theory (Spring 2011).
• 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.
• Christmas Lists, of good books and things. A Thanksgiving page. The 12 Days of Christmas.
• Notes for a Potential Book Publishing Project.

• Causes Celebres: The Intermountain tax case; Barnes v. Indiana (resisting illegal police entry); the Lawrence Connell academic freedom case at Widener Law School; the Wisconsin Supreme Court slugfest.

• MISCELLANEOUS: The B-school seminar calendar. . Computing Outage Notices.
• SHOPPING. Books: Addall and pricegrabber comparisons and ABE Books and Alibris. Nonags and C-net and Consumer Reports ($). Hardware: Computer Shopper and Ebay.
  
• REFERENCE: The OED. The Statistical Abstract of the U.S. My datasource page. The Yahoo email search. The Copyright Clearance Center . A ruler. Postage weights by rate and size of envelope.
  
• ECONOMIST/STATS BLOGS: Marginal Revolution , and Mankiw and Becker- Posner, and Statistical Modelling and David Friedman and the Sailer blog.
  
• LAWYER BLOGS: Indiana Law Blog and Indiana Barrister and the Volokh Conspiracy, and Taxprof, and Prof. Bainbridge, the Instapundit.com, and The Right Coast.
  
• GLOBAL WARMING: Climate Debate Daily (Two-Sides) and Watts Up with That (Skeptic) and Climate Audit (Skeptic) and Roy Spencer (Skeptic) and Realclimate (Warmist).
  
• OTHER BLOGS: Pastors Bayly, and and Ann Coulter and Michael Barone and Peter Hitchens
  
• NEWS: Factiva-WSJ ($), the NEWS page , the NATIONAL REVIEW, the Weekly Standard, the AmericanProwler.org, the WSJ op-eds, Washington Examiner, and Human Events , and SteynOnline and the Indiana Digital Student , the Economist, and WFIU, the Bloomington Herald- Times, and First Things and the Claremont Institute and Dunnigan StrategyPage.com and Findlaw current court documents, the Arts & Letters Daily, Chronicle of Higher Ed , and the Drudge Report.