Economics of Social Issues Information Center: Supplements


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	Student Edition
	Instructor Edition

Economics of Social Issues, 18/e

Ansel M. Sharp, University of the South
Charles A. Register, Florida Atlantic University - Boca Raton
Paul W. Grimes, Mississippi State University

ISBN: 007340280x
Copyright year: 2008

Supplements

Instructor’s Supplements:

Website to accompany Economics of Social Issues (www.mhhe.com/sharp18e) Instructor Edition includes:

Combined IM and TB; chapter resources include: 1) Chapter Summary, 2) Teaching Outline, 3) Core Economic Principles, 4) Resources, 5) Data Resources, 6) Discussion Questions (25), 7) Multiple Choice Questions (75), 8) True/False Questions (50).

Link to EZtest Online

PowerPoint Presentations

Digital Image Library

Breaking News Updates

Economics on the Web (Data Sources and News Sources)

General Economics Education Resources (Web-Links and Non-Web Resources)

Chapter Summaries

Curriculum Ideas

Data Sources

Discussion Questions

Web-based Exercises

Web-Links

EZ Test Online: The OLC provides a link to the EZ Test website at www.eztestonline.com. Instructors will log in with the same username/password used to order comps on mhhe.com. Once logged on, instructors search for their book-in-use and create their test online, within the EZ Test system. Since the system is internet based, the instructor’s account and the exams housed within their account are accessible where ever they can access the internet.

Student’s Supplements:

Website to accompany Economics of Social Issues (www.mhhe.com/sharp18e) Student Edition includes:

Study Tips

PowerPoint Presentations

Graphic Discussions

Social Issues: Breaking News

Economics on the Web

Graphic Details per chapter

Web Based Exercises per chapter

Chapter Self Tests (20 multiple choice questions, with grading function)

Web Links

Careers in Economics; Bonus Chapter

Student Study Guide (007328338X) begins with general study hints and a graphing tutorial. Each chapter is organized as follows: Learning Objectives; Chapter Orientation; Graphic Details; Consider This; Study Questions; Self-Test (consisting of True/False, Multiple Choice, and Problems); Answers to the Self-Test.

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