Voice: Louis Charles Candell - Recorded Spring 2003
Authors: McConnel Brue
(c) 2002 - McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 

Macroeconomics - Principles, Problems, and Policies
Microeconomics - Principles, Problems, and Policies

Economics Study Guides

Chapter 01  - The Nature and Method of Economics:

 * http://www.ossh.com/economics/Louis_Charles_Candell_01-Economics-The_Nature_And_Method_Of_Economics.ogg

Chapter 01a - Appendix - Graphs and their Meanings

 * http://www.ossh.com/economics/Louis_Charles_Candell_01a-Economics-Graphs_And_Their_Meanings.ogg 

Chapter 02  - The Economizing Problem

 * http://www.ossh.com/economics/Louis_Charles_Candell_02-Economics-The_Economizing_Problem.ogg

Chapter 03  - Individual Markets: Demand and Supply

 * http://www.ossh.com/economics/Louis_Charles_Candell_03_Economics-Individual_Markets.ogg

Chapter 04  - The Market System

 * http://www.ossh.com/economics/Louis_Charles_Candell_04-Economics-The_Market_System.ogg

Note:

  The study guides have been recorded in an Open Source media format known as
Ogg Vorbis. Ogg-Vorbis media format is vastly superior than the proprietary
format you're probably more familiar with: mpeg / mp3. I can easily provide
both mp3 and ogg formats, but I choose not to. Hey, I spent a few hours at a
time recording each one of the study guides, so the least you can do is go
ahead and use the open source format and invest a few minutes in broadening 
your computer horizons and allowing yourself a chance to learn a little bit
more about the Open Source community. 

  You should have no problem listening to this audio format if you
are using an open source media player. If not, you will need to download an
Open Source media player:

	http://www.ossh.com/software/win32/zinf-2.2.1.exe

You can read more about the Open Source media format here:

	http://www.ossh.com/vorbis/

  You can reach me directly through the information provided within the media
files up above. These audio files up above are useful to listen to during the
day and in the background, as the answers and questions are drilled into your
head. You should get a big fat A+ if you listen to these a few hours a week.

I suggest leaving them playing while you are sleeping or resting in bed... 

Enjoy!

Louis Charles Candell