Economics, 15/e Campbell R. McConnell, University of Nebraska, Emeritus Stanley L. Brue, Pacific Lutheran University Student Center NEW! Click on Sept. 11 Aftermath for a chapter-by-chapter discussion of how to discuss the recent terrorist attacks within the context of the book and your class.

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Web Button materials - - Analogies, Anecdotes and Insights; Origin of the Idea; and Interactive Graphing Exercises - are found within each chapter's materials. Click on the appropriate chapter in the drop-down menu for this content. Other chapter-specific materials include Quizzes and the Web-Based Questions from the text.

Study materials that are not chapter-specific are listed in the same drop-down menu, above the chapter sections. These study aids include:

DiscoverEcon - a Web- or CD-based tutorial software program closely tied to the McConnell text.
Career Center - An explanation of how a degree in economics translates into jobs or careers in today's job market.
Web Resources - Links to many sources of economics statistics and data.
Wall Street Journal Newsletter - An explanation of key current events topics illustrated through Wall Street Journal articles, with tie-ins to specific chapter topics.
Current Events - Links to a selection of Business Week articles.
Bonus Web Chapter - A fully updated, Internet-only textbook chapter on Economies in Transition: Russia and China.
Updates - a listing of key information and any important changes that have occurred since the book went to press.
See the Math - Notes that outline the mathematics behind the book's main graphs.
Answers to Key Questions- Download the Answers to Key Questions that appear in the end of chapter materials in the textbook.
GradeSummit- a innovative product that helps students make the most efficient use of their study time.