Teresa Laughlin
Goddess of Economics

"Education can be thought of as progress of the 

individual powered by his own experience,

observation, feeling, thought, curiosity, 

and biological endowment, rather than be the 

power of adults over him.  This is motivation in the

genuine sense: the forward movement of personality

toward enlarging cycles of experience anchored in

a sense of worth and success in the past"

---Ernesto Galaza

Office Hours in  P-17 E:

Economics, History and Political Science Department

phone: (760) 744-1150 x2851

Office Hours: 

Mondays and Wednesdays:  1100 a.m. -12:30 p.m.

Tuesdays : 12:30-2 p.m.

 Thursdays:   12:30-1 p.m.

    Or by appointment

 Virtual Office Hours: 

I check my e-mail regularly, so feel free to e-mail me with a question, concern, or comment.

  tlaughlin@palomar.edu

Fall 2009 classes:

Econ 100  online:

 online econ 100 syllabus

Macroeconomics (9:30-10:50 TTH in NS-312):

fall 2009 syllabi/macro syllabus fall 2009 TTH.doc

Macroeconomics Hybrid (Monday 12:30-2) in P-30

fall 2009 syllabi/macro syllabus fall 2009 mondays hybrid.doc

Microeconomics Hybrid (Wednesdays 12:30-1:50 in P-30):

fall 2009 syllabi/econ 102 syllabus fall 2009Wed hybrid.doc

Microeconomics (9:30-11 MW in P-30)

fall 2009 syllabi/micro syllabus mw fall2009.doc

Microeconomics (11-12:30 TTH in P-30)

fall 2009 syllabi/econ 102 syllabus fall 2009 tth11.doc

Political Economy Day Power Point Presentations

Immigration: Myths and Realities

The Economics of Environmental Disruption

Background:

• B.S. Political Economy of Natural Resources, U.C. Berkeley
• M.A. Economics, C.S.U. Fullerton

Interests, Activities & Plans

My goal is to make the "dismal science" interesting and relevant to my students.