This is where I will make announcements about the class.  If you've visited before and want to know what's changed, take a look here first.

N.B. Please use my Shaw email account for all communications with me: h-chartrand@shaw.ca  All Communication to include Student Name, Number & Section

Dec. 3 2nd MT Marks

Words to the wise:

(1) Read the question do not read into it.

(2) Structure your answer to the question.

(3) Read the Lecture Notes.

(4) The exams will, as will I,  be available during office hours.  Monday & Friday 12:00 to 2:00 Room E422

(5) I will review Term Papers by student number and respond accordingly.  I will not post results.

Nov. 21: Reminder

As stated in class, my experience suggests the class average at the end of the day will be 70%.  It takes time and effort but the pains and arrows of outrageous Economics (as a discipline of thought) are generally rewarded.  Taking psychic income from slacking one's study schedule, however, does not.   Disutility earns income; Income earns utility!

All the best.

HHC

Nov. 17, 2011 2nd Midterm

At the request of the class the 2nd Midterm will be held on Nov. 29 in class.

Nov. 1, 2001

Added 5.0 Futures to the Course Outline; notes to follow but class participation required

Oct. 22, 2011

Introduction 4.1 for 4.0 Ecological Economics posted

Oct 18, 2011  1st Midterm Marks

I will return your papers tomorrow after the lecture.  Take them home, consult your notes then see or email me any questions.   I will have more to say in class.

Sept. 28, 2011 - Midterm Dates

The dates for the midterms is now set:

1st October 18; 2nd Nov.22; Term Paper  Nov. 29

Sept. 11, 2011

I await my desk copy of the 6th Edition.  When receive it I will deconstruct the text and prepare further lecture notes.  In the interim I must work with what I have got.  So I ask you two things:

First, look at this diagram from the 9th Edition and in class I will ask: What are thru puts?

Fig. 2.1 The Environment

Second, there is air, soil and water pollution.  Name 3 more.