Antitrust sites

Microsoft

Deregulation/Regulation

California Electricity Crisis

Locating climate data

	Natural Resources Defense Council
	Environment 2004

Air Pollution

	"A great wall of waste, China's environment," The Economist 8/21/2004
	"Atmospheric pressure: Why some environmental agreements work and others don't?," The Economist 4/19/2003
	"Blowing smoke," The Economist 2/16/2002
	Richard Garbaccio,  Assessing the Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act, EPA
	Stuart Brown, "California rocks the auto industry," Fortune 11/1/2004
	"Kyoto's last stand," The Economist 7/21/2001
	"The right to drive or the right to breath," The Economist 3/9/2002
	"The air they breath," The Economist, 9/30/2000

Commons/fishing/ocean

	Garret Hardin "The Tragedy of the Commons,"  Science 1968
	"Out of the blue: trade in endangered species," The Economist 11/2/2002
	Singer "Free-for-all Fishing Depletes Stock," WSJ
	"The promise of a blue revolution," The Economist 8/9/2003
	"The deep green sea: A survey," The Economist 5/23/1998
	"The tragedy of the oceans," The Economist 3/19/94
	Wasswerman, "The last hunting economy," Regional Review, 2001:1

Congestion

	"Electronic road-pricing," The Economist 6/11/1994
	"From highway to my way," The Economist 11/18/95
	"Jam today, road pricing tomorrow," The Economist 12/6/1997
	Jeffrey P. Cohen and Cletus C. Coughlin, Congestion at Airports: The Economics of Airport Expansions
	"Healthy regime," The Economist 6/11/94
	Pozdnea, "Unlocking gridlock," FRBSF 12/9/1988
	"Traffic decongestant," The Economist 3/15/2003
	"Survey of commuting," The Economist 9/5/1998

Solid waste

	"All that remains: A survey of waste and the environment," The Economist 5/29/93
	Jane Katz, "What a Waste," Regional Review 2002:1
	"All that remains: A survey of waste and the environment," The Economist 5/29/93
	Allen Hershkowitz, "How garin the inbage could meet its maker," The Atlantic Monthly 6/1993
	William Langewiesche , The shipbreakers, The Atlantic Monthly, Boston; Aug 2000
	Jeremy Main, "The big cleanup gets it wrong," Fortune May 20, 1991

Pollution policies / problems

	John W. Anderson and Richard D. Morgenstern, The Future of Sustainable Development: The Johannesburg Conference and What Happens Next, RFF Issue Briefs August 2003
	An injection of innovation," The Economist 6/5/2004
	"An unquenchable thirst." The Economist 6/14/2004
	"Are you being served?" The Economist 4.23/2005
	"Are we being served?" The Economist April 23, 2005  environmental economics,
	Kenneth Arrow..., Are we consuming too much?," JEP Summer 2004
	Michael Barbaro & Felicity Barringer, “Wal-Mart to seek savings in energy” New York Times October 25, 2005
	Felicity Barringer, "Aware of political ecosystem, property rights advocate embraces conservation plan," NYT 12/27/2005
	Felicity Bannister, "United States ranks 28th on environment, a new study says," NYT 1/23/2006
	Richard Bayon, "The fuel subsidy we need," in The Atlantic Monthly, J/F 2003
	"Battling against big food," The Economist 12/21/2002
	Maria Benson, Using Economics to Cool Down the Environment, Winning entry in the Minneapolis Fed's annual student essay contest, 2003
	Anna Bernasek, "Real energy savers don't wear cardigans. Do they?," New York Times November 13, 2005
	"Big oil and its subsidies," The Economist, 3/10/2001
	"Blowing smoke," The Economist 2/16/2002
	Scott Borgerson, "breaking the ice up north," The New York Times, October 19, 2005.
	William H Calvin, The great climate flip-flop, The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Jan 1998
	(Christa Case, "Why Boston's plants bloom earlier now than 100 years ago," Christian Science Monitor 8/2/2004)
	Claudia Deutsch, "Saving the environmen t, one quarterly earnings report at a time," NYT 11/22/05
	"Climate Shock: Cloudy with a chance of chaos," Fortune January 23, 2006
	Cobb, Halsteqd, & Rowe, "If GDP is UP, Why is America Down?," The Atlantic Monthly October 1995
	Robert Cullen, "The True Cost of Coal," The Atlantic Monthly December 1993
	Dasgupta, "Confronting the environmental Kuznets cycle," Journal of Economic Perspectives Winter 2002
	Jared Diamond, "The Last Americans," Harpers, June 2003
	Jared Diamond, "The ends of the worlds as we know them," NYT 1/1/2005
	Ann Reilly Dowd, "Environmentalists are on the run," Fortune 9/19/1994
	Daniel Esty, "Bridging the trade-environment divide," Journal of Economic Perspectives Summer 2001
	A Myrick Freeman III, "Environmental policy since eearth day I: what has it gained?" Journal of Economic Perspectives Winter 2002
	Dunkiel, Hammond & Montavalli, "Sharing the wealth: If we shift the tax burden from work to waste everyone" E Magazine, M/A 1999
	"Economic man, cleaner planet," The Economist, 9/29/2001
	Paul R. Ehrlich, Gretchen C. Daily, Scott C. Daily, Norman Myers, and James Salzman, "No Middle Way on the Environment"
	John Elkington & Mark Lee, "The ebb and flow of corporate eco-consceiensnous," Nov 15, 2005
	Laurie Flynn, "poor nations are littered with old PCs, report says," New York Times October 24,  2005
	Thomas Frank, "Lie down for America: How the Republican Party sows ruin on the Great Plains," Harpers April 2004
	Thomas Friedman, "Shoulda, Woulda, Can," NYT 5/27/2004
	Thomas Friedman, "Addicted to oil," 2/1/2006
	"gas taxes: lesser evil, greater good," The New York Times, October 24, 2005
	Ronald Glasser, "We are not immune: Influenza, SARS, and the collapse of public health," Harpers July 2004
	"Green dreams: Can Japan boost its economy by protecting nature?," The Economist  1/12/2002
	Danny Hakim, "Study says making cars lighter would cost lives," NYT Octoer 14, 2003
	Garret Hardin "The Tragedy of the Commons,"  Science 1968
	Allen Hershkowitz, "How garbage could meet its maker," The Atlantic Monthly 6/1993
	Jack Hitt, "A Gospel According to the earth," Harpers July 2003
	Thomas F. Homer-Dixon, "On The Threshold:Environmental Changes as Causes of Acute Conflict, Trudeau Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Toronto International Security, Vol. 16, No. 2 (Fall 1991)
	Richard Horowitz, "America's Problem with Global Warming," American Studies  Spring 2004
	INTERVIEW WITH A FUNGUS By Diane Brooks Pleninger DP Good evening
	Robert Kaplan, "The Coming Anarchy, The Atlantic Monthly February 1994
	Nicholas Kristof, "the storm next time," New York Times September 11, 2005
	Nicholas Kristof, "'fire bell' in the night," New York Times September 27, 2005
	Eugene Linden, "Cloudy with a chnace of chaos," Fortune 1/23/2006
	Richard Lindzen, "Climate of fear,"
	Bjorn Lomborg, "The truth about the environment," The Economist 8/4/2001
	"The litany and the heretic," The Economist 2/2/2002
	Amory Lovins, "How America can free itself of oil-profitably," Fortune 10/4/2004
	Amory Lovins, "Natural Capitalism," Apertura June 2001    Natural Capitalism  (Chapter 1)
	Amory Lovins, "How America can free itself of oil-profitably," Fortune October 4, 2004
	Lovins, Amory B;Lovins, L Hunter, Reinventing the wheel, The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Jan 1995
	William McDonough;Michael Braungart, The next industrial revolution, The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Oct 1998
	Douglas McGray, "Earth Inc.'s Annual Report," Fast Company April 2003
	Warwick McKibben & Peter Wilcoxen, "The Role of Economics in Climate Change Policy," Journal or Economic Perspective Spring 2002
	Bill McKibben, "The Great Leap: Scenes from China's industrial revolution," Harpers December 2005
	"Never the twain shall meet," The Economist 2/2/2002
	New Ideas in Pollution Regulation, World Bank
	World Development Report 2003, World Bank
	"Out of the blue: trade in endangered species," The Economist 11/2/2002
	"Peering at the future," The Economist June 19, 2004
	Jane Perlez & Lowell Bergman, "tangled strands in the fight over Goldmine," New York Times October 25, 2005
	Jane Perlez & Kirk Johnson, "behind gold glitter: torn lands and pointed questions," New York Times October 24, 2005
	Jane Perlez and Raymond Bonner, "Below a mountain of wealth, a river of waste," NYT 12/27,2005
	Carl Pope, "Race to the top: The biases of the WTO," Harvard International Review Winter 2002
	Mathew Power, "The poison stream: Sacrificing India's poor on the altar of modernity," Harpers August 2004
	Jonathan Rauch," The fat tax: A modest proposal," The Atlantic Monthly December 2002
	William Rees, "The ecology of sustainable development,"
	Andrew Revkin, "Pact signed for prototype of coal," NYT 12/7/2005
	Andrew Revkin, "US Resists new targets for curbing emissions," NYT 12/8/2005
	Andrew Revkin, "US, under fire, eases stance in climate talks," NYT 12/10/2005
	Jennifer L. Rich, Pollution Solution  Foreign Policy S/O 2004
	Ridley & Low, "Can Selfishness save the environment?," The Atlantic Monthly September 1993
	Chuck Salter, "Ford's Escape Route," Fast Company October 2004
	"Saving the rainforest," The Economist 7/24/2004
	Sarah Schafer & Anne Underwood, "building in green: can China 400 people to its cities without wreaking environmental havoc? Newsweek September 26th, 2005
	Peter Schwartz & Doug Randall, "An abrupt climate-change scenario and its implication for united states national security,"   October 2003
	Ben Stipp, "Can this man solve the energy crisis?," Fortune 5/12/2002
	"Tax or trade: A novel approach...," The Economist 2/16/2002
	"The greening of GE," The Econ omist 12/10/2005
	"The greening of giving," The Economist 12/25/1993
	"The litany and the heretic," The Economist 2/2/2002
	"The poisoned giant wakes up," The Economist 11/4/89
	"The price of imagining," The Economist 12/3/94
	"The truth about the environment," The Economist, 8/4/2001
	John Tierney, "instead of the soft path, try hard cash," New York Times October 1, 2005
	Valuing Ecosystem Services: Toward Better Environmental Decision-Making (2004), NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES
	Nicholas Varchaver, "How to kick the oil habit," Fortune 8/23/2004
	Wasswerman, "The last hunting economy," Regional Review, 2001:1
	"Why some environmental agreements work and others don't," The Economist 4/19/2003

Permits

	"California's smog market: right to pollute," The Economist 10/30/1993
	Anthony Depalma, "nine states in plan to cut emissions by power plants," New York Times August 24, 2005
	"Emission: Seeing green," The Economist 10/30/1999
	Hanson & Testa, "A market based approach to cleaner air," Chicago fed letter May 1992
	Joskow, Paul L., Richard Schmalensee, and Elizabeth M. Bailey. "The market for sulfur dioxide emissions." AER September 1998
	Cait Murphy, "Hog wild for pollution trading," Fortune9/2/2002
	Peter Passell, "Selling pollution rights isn't popular: neither are the alternative," NYT 4/8/1993
	Richard Schmalensee et. al, "An interim evaluation of sulfer dioxide emissions trading," Journal of Economic Perspectives,  Summer 1998
	Robert Stavins, "What we can learn from the grand policy experiment? Lessons from SO2 allowance trading,"  Journal of Economic Perspectives,
	Tom Tietenberg, a brief history of tradable permits
	Tom Tietenberg, Tradable Permits and the Control of Pollution
	"To travel hopefully: A survey of commuting," The Economist 9/5/1998
	EPA web site

	American Environmental History Bibliography, by Dan Florez (1991)
	Bibliography of the Age of Encounters, by Dan Phippon
	Conservation & Ecology [an on-line peer-reviewed journal]
	Cultural Landscapes Bibliography, by Neil Maher (1997)
	Ecology Hall of Fame [short biographies]
	Ecology and Environmental Links, from Ecotopia
	Environmental Movement Timeline
	EnviroMapper, from the United States Environmental Protection Agency
	Environmental History Links, from Carnegie-Mellon
	Directory of Environmental Programs of Study
	H-Environment Home Page
	Land Use History of North America
	Library of Environmental Writing, from the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment
	National Council for Science and the Environment
	Native Americans and the Land
	Nature and Wilderness as Recreational Resources, c.1850-1920 , Bibliography from the Library of Congress
	Nature Transformed: The Environment in American History
	Place and Identity Bibliography, by Richard A. Viti
	Repositories of Primary Sources-The Western united States and Canada, from the University of Idaho
	Repositories of Primary Sources-The Western united States and Canada. Additional Links, from the University of Idaho
	Scenic and Wilderness Travel Literature, c.1850-1920, Bibliography from the Library of Congress
	Sportsmen and Conservationism, c.1850-1920 , Bibliography from the Library of Congress
	The Evolution of the Conservation Movement, 1850-1820, from the Library of Congress.
	The Nature Essay, c.1850-1920 , Bibliography from the Library of Congress
	The Use of the Land. Perspectives on Stewardship
	The Turner Thesis: An Annotated Bibliography of the American Frontier Heritage, by Laurie Kovacovic
	The Writings of John Muir
	Wilderness and American Identity Public Goods
	Garret Hardin "The Tragedy of the Commons,"  Science 1968
	KNOWLEDGE AS A GLOBAL PUBLIC GOOD, Joseph E. Stiglitz, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist, The World Bank
	New Ideas in Pollution Regulation (World Bank)
	Global Public Goods (UN)
	Global Public Goods (Earth Summit 2002)
	Mike Moffaty, "A public good through the eyes of college freshman,"

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Inequality

Inequality: World

	Surjit Bhalla,“Imagine There Is No Country: Poverty, Inequality and Growth in the Era of Globalisation” Institute for International Economics;
	Birdsall, Nancy and Juan Luis Londono. "Asset inequality matters: An assessment of the World Bank's approach to poverty reduction."  AER May 1997
	Francois Bourguignon and Christian Morrison, “Inequality Among World Citizens: 1820-1992”  American Economic Review 92 (4).
	Comparative Numbers
	Global inequality
	Mark Hertsgaard, Our Real China problem, The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Nov 1997
	Charles Jones, "On the evolution of the world income distribution." JEP. Summer 1997
	Alan B. Krueger ; Jitka Maleková,  Education, Poverty and Terrorism: Is There a Causal Connection? The Journal of Economic Perspectives  Volume: 17 Number: 4 Page: 119 -- 144
	Paul Krugman, "Feeling no pain," NYT March 6, 2006
	Branko Milanovic, WORLDS APART: INTER-NATIONAL AND WORLD INEQUALITY 1950-2000, Brookings
	"More or less equal?," The Economist 3/13/2004
	Norimitsu Onishi, "Revival in Japan brings widening of economic gap," NYT April 16, 2006
	PBS digital divide web site
	"Rich man, poor man," The Economist, 9/27/2003
	Haider Rizvi, "Globalization driving inequality," 12/8/2005
	Xavier Sala-i-Martin, “The World Distribution of Income” NBER Working Paper 8933
	"The mountain man and the surgeon," The Economist 12/24/2005
	UN "The world social system: the inequality predicament," 2005
	U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census The Census Bureau provides current and historical data on income and poverty.
	World Bank, "Inequality Data" At this web site, the World Bank maintains a set of links to sources of data and statistics on income inequality across countries.
	World Development Report 2000/2001: Attacking Poverty
	World Bank Human Development Report 2001 Attacking Human Poverty,"
	World Bank, "Deepening democracy in a fragmented world," Human Development Report 2002
	World Bank, 2006 World Development Report - Equity and Development.
	Symposium: Intergenerational Mobility  JEP Summer 2002
	UC Atlas on Income Inequality

US

	Daron Acemoglu, "Technical Change, Inequality, and the labor market," Journal of Economic Perspectives, March 2002
	David H. Autor, Frank Levy, and Richard J. Murnane, "Upstairs, Downstairs," Regional Review 2002:2
	Jared Bernstein, Lawrence Mishel, and Chauna Brocht, "Any way you cut it: Income inequality on the rise regardless of how it’s measured."  Economic Policy Institute Briefing Paper
	Barry Bluestone, "The Polarization of American Society: Victims, Suspects, and Mysteries to Unravel,"  Twentieth Century Fund Press, 1995
	Ray Boshara, "The $6,000 Solution," The Atlantic Monthly J/F 2003
	Samuel Bowles, Herbery Gintis, & Melissa Osborne, "The determinants of earnings: A behavioral approach," JEL Dec 2001
	Samuel Bowles & Herbert Gintis, "The Inheritance of Inequality," JEP Summer 2002
	Stephanie Boraas and William M. Rodgers III, "How does gender play a role in the earnings gap? an update," Monthly Labor Review March 2003
	David Brooks, "One Nation, Slightly Divisible," The Atlantic Monthly, 9/1/2003
	David Brooks, "The sticky ladder," NYT 1/25/2005
	David Brooks, "Age of Political segregation," NYT 6/29/2004
	Douglas Clement, Accounting for the Rich Minn Fed Region June 2003
	Douglas Clement, "Beyond “Rich” and “Poor” Minn Fed Region June 2003
	Carrie Conaway, Doing Well by Doing Time? Taxes, not culture, account for the difference, according to economist
	Dion Dennis, "The digital death rattle of the American middle class," Ctheory.net 11/18/2003
	Javier Díaz-Giménez, Vincenzo Quadrini, and José-Víctor Ríos-Rull, Dimensions of Inequality: Facts on the U.S. Distributions of Earnings, Income, and Wealth, Quarterly Review, Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, Spring 1997
	Eric Eckholm, "plight deepens for black men, studies warn," NYT 3/20/2006
	Zvi Eckstein & Eva Nagypal, "The evolution of US earnings inequality: 1961-2002*," Quarterly Review MINN
	Zvi Eckstein & Eva Nagypal, "The evolution of US earnings inequality," FRB Minn Quaterly Review, December 2004
	"Ever higher society, ever harder to ascend," The Economist 1/1/2005
	Geraldine Fabricant, "Old Nantucket Warily Meets the New," NYT June 5, 2005
	Fortin, Nicole M. and Thomas Lemieux "Institutional changes and rising wage inequality: is there a linkage?" JEP. Spring 1997
	William H. Frey and Dowell Myers' "Neighborhood Segregation in Single-Race and Multirace America: A Census 2000 Study of Cities and Metropolitan Areas". Fannie Mae 2000
	"Fun for the masses," The Economist 8/2/1997  adds leisure
	John Taylor Gatto, "Against School," Harpers September 2003
	Gottschalk, Peter. "Inequality, income growth, and mobility: The basic facts." JEP. Spring 1997
	Greenstein and Shapiro, "The new, definitive CBO data on income and tax trends," Center on budget and policy priorities, September 23, 2003
	Bob Herbert, "The mobility myth," NYT 6/6/2005
	Income Gaps Between High and Low-Income Families Widened in 46 States Since the Late 1970s, Economic Policy Institute, January 18,2000
	Elizabeth Jensen, "The Real World: Prestonburg, KY," NYT 1/1/2006
	George Johnson, "Changes in earnings inequality: The role of demand shifts" JEP. Spring 1997
	David cay Johnston, "The very richest's share of income grew even bigger, data show," NYT June 26, 2003
	David Cay Johnson, "Corporate wealth share rises for top-income Americans," NYT 1/29/2006
	David cay Johnston, "richest are leaving even the rich behind," NYT June 5, 2003
	Jorgenson, Dale W. "Did we lose the war on poverty?" JEP Winter 1998
	David Kamp, "Male like me," NYT 1/22/2006
	Arthur B. Kennickell,  A Rolling Tide: Changes in the Distribution of Wealth in the U.S., 1989-2001, Federal Reserve Board - Department of Research & Statistics, Date posted to database: August 11, 2003
	Walter Kirn, "Way upstairs, downstairs," NYT 4/16/2006
	Paul Krugman, "The End of Middle-Class America," NYT 10/20/2002
	Paul Krugman,  "In Defense of the Boom," October 27, 2002
	Paul Krugman, "A new civil rights movement," NYT 12/26/2005
	Paul Krugman, Letter to the secretary," NYT March 24, 2006
	Paul Krugman, "Graduates versus oligarch," NYT 2/27/2006
	David Leonhardt, "The College Dropout Boom," NYT May 24, 2005
	Michael Lind, "Are we still a middle-class nation," The Atlantic Monthly J/F 2004
	"Look for the union label," Harpers October 2004
	"Minding about the gap," The Economist June 11, 2005
	Ed Prescott, European Vacation: Why Americans Work More Than Europeans
	"Priceless: A survey of water," The Economist 7/19/2003 "Recent Changes in U.S. Family Finances: Results from the 1998 Survey of Consumer Finances" Federal Reserve Bulletin  Jan. 2000
	Frank Rich, "bring back Warren Harding," the New York Times September 25, 2005
	Eric Schlosser, "The prison--industrial complex," The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Dec 1998;
	Isaac Shapiro & Robert Greenstein,  "The Widening Income Gulf" (Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Sept. 4, 1999)
	"The changing shape of the Nation's income distribution: 1947-1998,"  US Census Bureau June 2000
	"The missing rungs in the ladder," The Economist July 16, 2005
	The household balance sheet—Too much debt? (Special Issue) , Sept 2002 No. 181a"The New Americans," The Economist 3/11/2000
	Thorsten Veblen, The Theory of the Leisure Class
	Topel, Robert H. "Factor proportions and relative wages: The supply-side determinants of wage inequality" JEP. Spring 1997
	Bharat Trehan, "Technical change and the dispersion of wages," FRBSF Aug 9, 2002
	Triest, Robert K. "Has poverty gotten worse?" JEP. Winter 1998
	Louis Uchitelle, "Two tiers, slipping into one," NYT 2/26, 2006
	Howard Wall, "The Gender Wage Cap and Wage Discrimination: Illusion or Reality?" Regional Economist October 2000
	Howard Wall & Alyson Reed, "Point/Counterpoint: How Much of the Gender Wage Gap is Due to Discrimination?  The Regional Economist, St. Louis Fed, April 2001
	Stuart Weiner & Stephen Monto, "Income Inequality: A Summary of The Bank's 1998 Symposium," KCFED Economic Review 1998:IV
	"What is poverty and who are the poor? Redefinition for the United States in the 1990s" AER May 1998
	Christopher Wheeler, "Evidence of wage inequality, worker education, and technology," STL Economic Review May/June 2005
	Christopher Wheeler, "Wage Gap Widens, Especially in Cities," The Regional Economist January 2005
	Wolff, Edward. "Recent trends in the size distribution of household wealth." JEP. Summer 1998
	Edward N. Wolff, "Changes in Household Wealth in the 1980s and 1990s in the U.S.," Jerome Levy Economics Institute, May, 2004
	"Would you like your class war shaken or stirred, sir?," The Economist September 6, 2003

Reaching the Top: Challenges and Opportunities for Women Leaders, a conference sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on March 3, 2004.

An Introduction by Cathy E. Minehan

SECTION 1: Preparing for a Career
SECTION 2: Progress and Obstacles
SECTION 3: Fair Play in Organizations
SECTION 4: Adding it Up
SECTION 5: Looking Ahead

Data

 

	US Census, "The Changing Shape of the Nation's Income Distribution." June 2000
	Income Statistics from the Census Bureau
	US Business and Professional Women's Organization
	US Department of Labor, Women in the Labor Force: A Databook," Feb 2004
	US Department of Labor, "Women at Work: A Visual Essay," Monthly Labor Review October 2003
	US Census,  Current Population Reports Income The Changing Shape of the Nation's Income Diustribution Measuring 50 Years of Economic Change--Using the March Current Population Survey
	US Department of Labor, Women in the Labor Force: A Databook," Feb 2004

Inequality Agencies /Organizations / Data

	UTEP links
	An Overview of Social Inequality
	Economic Policy Institute
	Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
	Counting the Cost of Gender Inequality (United Nations Population Fund)
	Inequality & Social Policy: A JFK/Harvard Multidisciplinary Program
	Inequality.org, http://www.inequality.org
	Inequality Project,  University of Texas
	South-Western: Income Inequality  Index of articles
	University of Texas Inequality Project
	World Development Report 2000/2001: Attacking Poverty.
	Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP)
	UN State of the World's Children
	UN Human Development Reports
	CEO Compensation database
	World Bank Poverty data
	map of world income
	world gini coefficients

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Discrimination

	Kenneth Arrow, "What has economics to say about racial discrimination?," Journal of Economic Perspectives Spring 1998
	Francine Blau and Lawrence Kahn, "Gender Differences in Pay," Journal of Economic Perspectives Fall 2000
	William Darity and Patrick Mason, "Evidence on discrimination in employment: Codes of color, codes of gender," Journal of Economic Perspectives Spring 1998
	Maureen Dowd, "Can Mommy Know Best?," NYT 12/10/2005
	William T. Gavin, Low Down Payments Boost Home Ownership," The Regional Economist, April 2006
	Ann Fisher, "Piercing the bamboo ceiling," Fortune August 22, 2005
	James Heckman, "Detecting Discrimination," Journal of Economic Perspectives Spring 1998
	Henry Ladd, "Evidence on discrimination in mortgage lending," Journal of Economic Perspectives Spring 1998
	Glen Loury, "Discrimination in the post civil-rights era: Beyond market interactions," Journal of Economic Perspectives Spring 1998
	Betsey Morris, "How corporate america is betraying women," Fortune 1/10/2005
	Steven Raphael, "Anatomy of The Anoatomy of Racial Inequality," JEL Dec 2002
	Barbara Reskin, "Unconsciousness raising," Regional Review 2005:1
	Tischler, "Where are the women?," Fast Company Feb 2004
	John Yinger, "Evidence on discrimination in consumer markets," Journal of Economic Perspectives Spring 1998
	Prakish Loungani, "Inequality. Now You See It, Now You Don’t" Finance & Development (September 2003)
	"The conundrum of the glass ceiling," The Economist  July 23, 2005
	Wives at Work From 1950 to 1990, married women tripled their hours in the workplace. New research suggests that reduced wage discrimination—not better appliances or higher incomes—caused this sea change in the workforce.
	Jane Waldfogel, "Unerstanding the 'family gap' in pay for women with children," JEP Winter 1998
	Kristie M. Engemann and Michael T. Owyang, " So Much for That Merit Raise: The Link between Wages and Appearance," The Regional Economist April 2005

Labor market & Earnings

	Claudia Goldin, "From the valley to the summit," Regional Review 2005:1
	McGratten and Rogerson, "Changes in hours worked, 1950-2000," Minn Fed Quarterly Review, July 2004
	Prescott, "Why do Americans work so much more than Europeans?, Minn Fed Quarterly Review, July 2004

Industries and a look forward

	"A reluctant success," The Economist 6/9/2001
	*Francois Bar, "The Construction of Marketplace Architecture," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	Francois Bar, Stephen Cohen, Peter Cowhey, J. Bradford De Long, Michael Kleeman, and John Zysman, "The Next Generation Internet: Promoting Innovation and User- Experimentation," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	Severin Borenstein and Garth Saloner, "Economics and Electronic Commerce," Journal of Economic Perspectives, Winter 2001
	Francis Cairncross, "The Trendspotter's Guide to New Communications," in The Death of Distance
	Francis Cairncross, "Reinventing Government, Redefining the Nation State," in The Death of Distance
	*Stephen Cohen, J. Bradford De Long, Steven Weber, and John Zysman, "Tools: The Drivers of E-Commerce," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	"Commentary", MARTIN FELDSTEIN, President and Chief Executive Officer, National Bureau of Economic Research  in A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, Wyoming,   August 30 - September 1, 2001
	"Commentary," CHRISTIAN NOYER, Vice President, European Central Bank, in A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, Wyoming,   August 30 - September 1, 2001
	Commentary, "JANET L. YELLEN, A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, Wyoming,   August 30 - September 1, 2001
	Charles Fine & Daniel Raff, "Automotive Industry: Internet-Driven Innovation and Economic Performance," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution
	Jane Fountain with Carlos Osorio-Urzua, "Public Sector: Early Stage of a Deep Transformation," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution
	Jeffrey Funk "The Mobile Internet Market: Lessons from Japan's i-Mode System," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	*Austan Goolsbee, "Higher Education: Promises of Future Delivery," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution
	Gary Hamel, "Edison's Curse," Fortune 3/5/2001
	Kevin Kelly, New Rules for the New Economy (1999)
	Martin Kenney, "The growth and development of the Internet in the United States," in The Global Internet Economy, Bruce Kogut (ed)
	Martin Kenney and James Curry, "The Internet and the Personal Computer Value Chain," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, Tracking a Transformation: E-commerce and the terms of Competition in Industries
	*Michael Kleeman with David Bach, "E-Commerce and Network Architecture: New Perspectives," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	Robert Litan & Alice Rivlin, "The Economy and the Internet: What Lies Ahead?," in The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution
	"Lessons of a virtual timetable," The Economist 2/17/2001
	Brian Mantel, "E-money and e-commerce: Two alternative views of future innovation." Chicago Fed
	Letter March 2001
	Andrew McAfee, "Manufacturing: Lowering Boundaries, Improving Productivity," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution
	"Over the counter e-commerce," The Economist 5/26/2001
	Jonatahn Potter, "Con tronting the Digital era: Thoughts on the Music Industry," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, Tracking a Transformation: E-commerce and the terms of Competition in Industries
	Don Tapscott, "Twelve Themes of the New Economy," in The Digital Economy, McGraw Hill 1997
	*Task Force Comment "Standard Modules and Market Efficiency," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	Task Force Comment "The Boundary Conditions of Services," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	Task Force Comment "What Will the Next Generation of Tools, Networks, and Marketplaces Look Like?," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	"The net imperative," The Economist
	*Lester Thurow's, "Building Wealth" The Atlantic Monthly, June 1999
	Steven Weber, "The Political Economy of Open Source Software," in E-Commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries.
	Alan E. Wiseman, The Internet Economy: Access, Taxes, and Market Structure  Chapter 4 and 6
	"While Welch waited," The Economist 5/19/2001
	Setsuya Sato et al, "E-Finance Developments and Policy Implications," in BRIE-IGCC E-conomy Project, Tracking a Transformation: E-commerce and the terms of Competition in Industries
	Kevin Kelly, "New Rules for the New Economy," Wired, Sept 1997

History of internet & technology

	AlternaTimes timelines.
	What Is The Internet (And What Makes It Work) - December, 1999 By Robert E. Kahn and Vinton G. Cerf
	A Brief History of the Internet
	A History of Computers
	Electronic Computers Within the Ordnance Corps
	Elsop History of Computing Links  /   History of Computer Companies Links
	Histories of Computing
	Histories of the Internet
	Hobbes’ Internet Timeline
	Robert Kahn,  The Role of Government in the Evolution of the Internet
	Virginia Montecito The History of Computing
	Phil Reese History of computing links
	Universiteit Leiden, History of Internet
	U of Southern CT, The Research Center on Computing & Society
	U of Southern CT, History of Computing - Computer
	U VA Computer Museum
	Webb & Associates, Chronology of Events in the History of  Personal Computers and History of Telecommunications

Digital Divide

	New Connections, Old Exclusions: Ethnic Minorities in Ireland’s Information Society
	Bridging Cultural and Digital Divides: Signifying Everyday Life, Cultural Diversity and Participation in the On-line Community Video Nation (PDF)
	Digital Opportunity Channel
	Emerging Social Gaps

Introduction

	Francis Cairncross, "The Third Transport Revolution," in The Death of Distance
	*Alfred Chandler Jr., "The Information Age in Historical perspective: Introduction," in Chandler and Cortada, A Nation Transformed by Information
	*Alfred Chandler Jr., "The Information Age: Continuities and Differences," in Chandler and Cortada, A Nation Transformed by Information
	Stephen Cohen, J. Bradford DeLong, and John Zysman, An E-conomy?, December 1999
	Stephen Cohen, J. Bradford DeLong, and John Zysman, Tools for Thought: What is New and Important about the "E-conomy"  BRIE Working Paper #138  2000
	J. Bradford DeLong, "The New Economy in Historical Perspective," June, 2001
	J. Bradford De Long and Lawrence H. Summers, "<The New Economy: Background, Questions, Speculations," in Economic Policies for the Information Age (Kansas City: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, forthcoming)
	*Peter Drucker, "Beyond the Information Revolution" The Atlantic Monthly, October, 1999
	*Peter Drucker, "The Age of Social Transformation," The Atlantic Monthly, November 1994
	*Thomas Friedman, The World is Flat, ch 1.
	*Robert Gordon, "Does the New Economy Measure up to the Great Inventions of the Past? April 2000 Draft of Paper for Journal of Economic Perspectives
	Thomas Hughes, " Industrial Revolutions: From Canal Systems to Computer Networks, " the Gould Distinguished Lecture Series, Annual Address in 2000.
	Kevin L. Kliesen and David C. Wheelock, "The Microchip Flexes Its Muscle: Can It Compare with History's Best?", St. Louis Fed's The Regional Economist July 2001
	Robert E. Litan and William A. Niskanen, Going Digital! : A Guide to Policy in the Digital Age, Brookings, 1998
	Timothy Taylor, "Thinking About a New Economy," Public Interest, Spring 2001 Issue 143
	Alan E. Wiseman, The Internet Economy: Access, Taxes, and Market Structure  Chapter 1

New Economy and Why US?

	*Martin N. Bailey and Robert Lawrence , "Do We Have A New E-conomy?"
	Gary Becker, "It's Simple: Hike the Minimum Wage, and You Put People Out of Work," Business Week, 3/6/95
	Lynn Browne, "U.S. Economic Performance: Good Fortune, Bubble, or New Era?" New England Economic Review, M/J 1999
	"Bursting bubbles," The Economist, August 6, 199?
	Francis Cairncross, "The Third Transport Revolution," in The Death of Distance
	"Catch up if you can," The Economist, September 23, 2001
	*Clayton Christensen, Thomas Craig, and Stuart Hart, "The Great Disruption," Foreign Affairs, March/April 2001
	*Council of Economic Advisors' 2001 Economic Report of the President. Chapter 1
	Brad De Long, The Economic History of the Twentieth Century: Slouching Towards Utopia?
	J. Bradford De Long and Lawrence H. Summers, "The New Economy: Background, Questions, Speculations," in Economic Policies for the Information Age (Kansas City: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, forthcoming)
	James Fallows, “Containing Japan,” Atlantic Monthly May 1989
	*James Fallows, "How the World Works," The Atlantic Monthly, December 1993
	James Fallows, Looking at the Sun: The Rise of the New East Asian Economic and Political System, Vintage Books, 1995
	"Introducing big government," The Economist, December 31, 1999
	Jane Katz, Business to Business on the Internet: Use of the Internet is slowly transforming the economy, Regional Review Bostoin Fed, 2000:2
	Bruce Kogut, "Introduction: The Internet has Borders," in The Global Internet Economy, Bruce Kogut, (ed)
	Robert Litan, The Death of the Dot-coms Spells the Beginning of the End of the New Economy
	Robert E. Litan and Alice M. Rivlin, "The Economy and the Internet: What Lies Ahead," in The Economic Payoff from the Internet Revolution, Internet Policy Institute, Brookings Institution Press
	John Markoff, "A Rebel in Japan, an Inventor is Hailed as an Innovator in U.S.,"  New York Times, September 18, 2002
	Floyd Norris, "In Bad Times, Blame Speculators,"
	Rob Norton, "Dumbed-Down Economics," Fortune 1/7/2002
	*OECD,  The New Economy: Beyond the Hype, 2001
	"Oil: The latest shock," The Economist September 18, 1999
	William Sahlman, "The New Economy is Stronger Than You Think," Harvard Business Review, N/D 1999
	William Sharpe, "Winners and Losers in Oil-Price Fall," New York Times, March 24, 1986
	"The good (and bad) model guide," The Economist, April 10, 1999
	Frank Webster, Theories of the Information Society, Chapter 2, "Information and the Idea of an Information Society." 1995
	Alan E. Wiseman, The Internet Economy: Access, Taxes, and Market Structure  Chapter 3
	"Why internet shares will fall," The Economist

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