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Transactions Reported
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Annual Report to
Congress, 1998. Bureau of Competition, the Federal Trade
Commission.
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Economics
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In this course we examine why firms and
markets are organized as they are and how their organization affects
the way they operate. Topics include the relationship between market
structure and firm behavior; particular aspects of firm behavior --
pricing, advertising, and collusion; and the effects of
regulation.
Course
Materials
Links to on-line resources used in lectures go here, listed by
date
On-line
Resources
Antitrust
and Regulatory Resources
Antitrust
Agencies and Sites
- For example....
- Federal
Trade Commission - Antitrust/Competition Division
- Department of
Justice - Antitrust Division
-
International
Sites
-
Regulatory
Commissions and Sites
-
Publications
On-line
Academic
Journals and other Resources
- Resource
list compiled by McCabe Library
- International
Journal of Industrial Organization -- Has complete articles
for 1998 on, and Tables of Contents and abstracts for years before
that
- Journal
of Economic Behavior and Organization -- Also has complete
articles for 1998 on, Tables of Contents and abstracts for earlier
years
- Journal
of Industrial Economics -- Articles after 1996 available
on-line
- RAND Journal of Economics --
Tables of Contents and abstracts, also you can order articles from
1984 on at $10 per article
- Journal of Law
and Economics -- TOC's and abstracts
- Review
of Economics and Statistics -- TOC's and abstracts, and some
sample articles
- The JStor Project --
Includes the content of The American Economic Review,
Econometrica: Journal of the Econometric Society, The Journal of
Economic Perspectives, The Journal of Political Economy, The
Quarterly Journal of Economics, and The Review of Economics and
Statistics
- Lexis-Nexis
Academic Universe -- Search all kinds of publications
including major newspapers, reference materials, and government
documents. May not be accessible outside Swarthmore network.
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the Concentration in Public Policy
Please address queries and comments about poor descriptions, typos,
suggested or broken links, etc. to Meredith
Hegg
Course related questions should be addressed to Professor
Ellen Magenheim.
Last updated June 18, 1999
