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Materials Adopted for Economics Courses

Economics

Economics. Pennington, Robert, Holt, 1999.
Economics. Wilson and Clark, South-Western Publishing, 1997.
Economics: Principals and Practices. Clayton, Glencoe, 1999.
Teachings From the Worldly Philosophers. Heilbronner, Robert, Norton, 1996.

Business Economics

How to Use Consumer Credit Wisely. International Credit Association, 1997, Fifth Ed.
International Trade, Teaching Strategies. National Council on Economic Education, 1996.
Entrepreneurship in the U.S. Economy. National Council on Economic Education, 1994
Economics. Junior Achievement, 1996.
MESE Computer Simulation. Junior Achievement, Junior Achievement, 1996.
Student Company Kit. Junior Achievement, Junior Achievement, 1996
GLOBE:  An international Trade Program. Junior Achievement, 1996

Consumer Economics

Economics Today and Tomorrow. Roger Leroy Miller, Glencoe, 1999.
Consumer Education and Economics. Lowe, Malouf, and Jacobson, Glencoe, 1997.
Financial Planning Program. Cooperative Extension System, National Endowment for Financial Education, 1994.
How to Use Consumer Credit Wisely. International Credit Association, 1997, Fifth Ed.
Statistical Abstract of the United States 1997. U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1997
Taking Charge of Your Life. VISA USA, VISA, 1993
Understanding Taxes. Internal Revenue Service, 1998

Advanced Placement Economics

Principles of Economics, Case and Fair, Prentice Hall, 1996.
Economics Today, Miller, Roger L., Harper Collins, 1997, Ninth Edition.
Principles of Economics, Mankiw, Gregory, Dryden Press, 1998.
Economics,  McConnell, Campbell, and Brue, Stanley, McGraw-Hill, 1996.

ESL Economics

Decisions: Making Personal Economic Choices, Mary Lou Hammill and Judith Staley Brenneke, EMC Publishing, 1992.
Fearon's Economics. Revised 2nd Edition, Jane S. Lopus, Ph.D. and Marna Owen, Globe Fearon Educational Publisher, 1995.