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The 2006-2007 Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award in Economics. Colorado State University.
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Public Finance
ECO 350, Illinois State University
EC 320, Colorado State University
Economic Research and Methods: Modeling and Simulation
ECN 5950, Utah State University
Graduate Courses
Advanced Public Economics (Ph.D. field course)
ECON 560, University of New Mexico
Normative Theories of Public Economics (Ph.D. field course)
ECON 562, University of New Mexico
Teaching Awards
Money and Banking
ECO 215, Illinois State University
EC 315, Colorado State University
Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
ECN 4020, Utah State University
ECON 303, University of New Mexico
Introductory Macroeconomics
ECN 1500, Utah State University
ECON 105, University of New Mexico
EC 204, Colorado State University
Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECO 240, Illinois State University
EC 306, Colorado State University
Undergraduate Courses
Introductory Microeconomics
ECON 106, University of New Mexico
Pedagogical Projects
Using MS Excel to Solve and Simulate the LCPI Model of Consumption and Saving. T. Scott Findley. International Review of Economics Education (2014), 16(B), 129-143. Working Paper (SSRN) MS Excel File
LCPI Consumption: Annuitizing the Present Value of Lifetime Wealth. T. Scott Findley
The Effect of Social Security Participation on the Well-Being of LCPI Consumers. T. Scott Findley
Solving and Simulating Rule-of-Thumb Consumption and Saving in Continuous Time Using MS Excel. T. Scott Findley and Erin Cottle
Computing a Continuous-Time Internal Rate of Return Using MS Excel. T. Scott Findley
Continuous-Time Annuities. T. Scott Findley
Simulating Social Security for a Two-Period Overlapping-Generations Model in a General-Equilibrium Mixed Economy Using MS Excel. T. Scott Findley
Simulating a Continuous-Time Overlapping-Generations Model in General-Equilibrium Using MS Excel.
T. Scott Findley