Law and Economics

This class was taught during the fall of 2007 at Wichita State University. The course examined the characteristics of law and legislation, looking at why we have laws. It was designed to explore the meanings and origins of the law, and attempted to demonstrate the relationship between the law and economics, so that students may come to understand the role that economics plays in deciding what is legal, what is not, and who really makes the rules that govern our lives.

Economic Thinking in an Organization

The course focuses on foundations of prosperity and the analogs between a prosperous society and a value-creating organization.

Sustainable Economic Development

This course was taught at Wichita State University in the spring of 2007. The class explored the sources of sustainable economic development, while at the same time examining the causes of widespread poverty.

Experimental Economics

This is an introductory course on experimental economics in which students design their own experiments.