E-Mail: Loren Lee or
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Office: P - 17 - E
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Professor of Economics. Economics, History, and Political Science Department.
I was born and raised in Chicago. I moved to California in high school. I have worked in a CPA firm, owned a bookstore, and taught at the college level since 1969. I taught for two years for Franklin College in Lugano, Switzerland. In the early 1970s, I was a Lecturer for three years at United States International University (Point Loma). In the later 1970s, I was a Lecturer at San Diego State University and at Chapman College. I taught on an adjunct basis at Southwestern College, San Diego City College, and Grossmont College. I have been at Palomar College since 1980.
I teach Basic Economics, Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, and Comparative Economic Systems
I teach using collaborative learning methods. I have created a Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Basic Economics textbook using collaborative learning activities and many different case studies.
I am involved in gardening, outdoor activities, and issues relating to the environment. I have a strong interest in political activities. My wife and I live in the mountains with our two dogs, three cats, three horses, fish, and a bunch of wild turkeys.
Last updated June 2008.
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Courses I Teach
Macroeconomics (Economics 101)
Comparative Economic Systems (Economics 110)
Basic Economics (Economics 100)
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Monographs I Have Written
Articles on Religious Extremist Terrorist Groups by Eli Berman
California Statistical Abstract
Economic Report of the President
Historical Data on Stock Market Prices (Go to the Economic Report of the President below. Then, go to Detailed Statistics for 2006. Then, find Table B95.)
International Trade Data and Balance of Payments Data (Go to the Economic Report of the President below. Then, go to Detailed Statistics for 2006. Then, find Table B103.)
Percentage Change in Nominal GDP and Real GDP
Productivity (Go to the Economic Report of the President below. Then, go to Detailed Statistics for 2006. Then, find Table B50.)
Unemployment Rate First, click on "Get Detailed Statistics". Then, click on the "Most Requested Series" Icon in the First Row
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