Economic learning resources

Learning resources

Wikipedia articles Outline of economics topics Economic models: Artisanship Feudalism Laissez-faire Capitalism Socialism Communism There are two broad fields: macroeconomics and microeconomics. The economists to be studied in this course are divided into five groups: Classical Economics Keynesian Economics Monetarist Economics Marxian Economics Austrian Economics Important Economists to be studied: Austrian Economists: Friedrich Hayek Ludwig von Mises Murray Rothbard Carl Menger Classical Economists: Adam Smith - major work: The Wealth of Nations David Ricardo Irving Fisher Jean-Baptiste Say Keynesian Economists: John Maynard Keynes - major work: The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money Roy Forbes Harrod John Hicks Monetarist: Friedrich Von Hayek Milton Friedman Other Economists: Wikipedia List of Economists Karl Marx

Wikipedia contd. Economic Models to be studied: Artisanship Feudalism Laissez-faire Capitalism Socialism (Economic Model) Communism MSCI World Free Software and Open Source Information Reference w:Service (economics) Wikibooks Economics subject IB Economics Introduction to Economics Principles of Economics Intermediate Microeconomic Theory Macro Economics Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory Econometric Theory Financial Derivatives History of Economic Thought Investing Investment Business Plan Managerial Economics Monetary Economics Personal Finance Political Economy Project management framework Taxation in the United Kingdom Understanding the NAIC Stock Selection Guide

See also: Wikibooks:Business and economics bookshelf

See also: Wikibooks:Requested books#Business and economics bookshelf

Other resources online

• A wikimedia wiki being used by an introductory course section at the London School of Economics and Political Science for notes, discussions, writeups, lectures, etc.
• Octopus Micro Finance Suite - Open source Microfinance software
• PyConomy - An open source economic simulation tool using Python.