ECON 454 AOE: Economic Analysis Paper

"[This web site] has a number of resources as well as a repository of working papers that you might cite as sources" (Zamzow, 2015, p. 5).

HINT: Use the Look up Author feature from the Author FIELD e.g. ("Levitt, Steven D") to get precise results.
HINT: Use the Cited Author FIELD to read other authors' use of your author's ideas.

"As a starting point, you could develop a line of inquiry related to a Freakonomics podcast: .... relevant to Labor Economics i.e. effect of sleep on wages, economics of tipping, ... " (Zamzow, 2015, p. 5).

BE SURE TO SIGN IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT - "How do people get what they want? The most primal aim of economics is to find answers to that blunt but telling question—something at which Steven D. Levitt has proved particularly adept. In this ABC News program, Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, coauthors of the best-selling book Freakonomics, reason out points of convergence between beauty pageant contestants and crack dealers, abortion and prison, children’s car seats and DVD players, consumers and tamarin monkeys, and black straight-A students and Hollywood celebrities. Whether a person is likely to give more to a charity if the person collecting for it is attractive is also considered. (40 minutes)" (Freakonomics with Levitt and Dubner, 2006, Abstract).