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 A new home for econ students @ SFSU Welcome to the new website for the Economics
Students Association (ESA)! As a growing student organization, our
primary aim is to bring economics students at San Francisco State
University together with faculty, employers, academic resources,
tutoring, and of course, eachother. We have added functionality to
this site in an effort to create a centralized hub of community and
resources for students studying economics at SFSU. We highly encourage
you to register a new account
(all are welcome), create a profile, and begin to explore some of the
various features of this site as well as participate in the forums and ESA meetings and events. Please visit our calendar
to see the most recent events and announcements. Registered users can
submit relevant weblinks as well as build networks with other users and
post in personal user blogs and the site forumsplus so much more!! Any questions can be emailed to
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Explore and enjoy!
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Written by Tassos Lambrou
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Jim Klein's popular lectures are back on Thursdays. Come to his finance lectures and learn about Finance and the Stock Market from a professional who spent years in the field.
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Written by Anthony Coll
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The ESA is back and better than ever. This semester, the Economic Student's Association has plenty of events in the works for students interested in economics and finance. With your help, we hope to provide interesting and useful events where you can learn more about your Major from professionals in the field, or create greater oportunities for finding a job in this tough economy.
We look forward to seeing you around.
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Written by Sean Holden
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November 13, 2007, 11:45 am
A Freakonomics Contest: The Coase Theorem Online
By Steven D. Levitt
Freakonomics schwag
is up for offer at the end of this post. As such, it may actually be
worth slogging through the brief economics lesson that follows.
The Coase Theorem
is a somewhat rare species of beast: an economic theory that is both
completely counterintuitive and yet often right in practice. The idea
is named after Ronald Coase,
one of the University of Chicago’s many Nobel Laureate economists.
Nearing the age of 100, he may not hear quite as well as he used to,
but otherwise he is still going strong, sitting on the Board of
Directors of the Becker Center, giving lectures, writing academic articles, and attending the occasional seminar.)
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Written by Sean Holden
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The ESA is holding Meetings every Tuesday at 4:00 pm in Rosa Parks F. Stop by if you have any ideas for events that you would like to see happen, or if you'd like to help get things done.
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