Welcome
to the Faculty Home Page of
Dr. F. Steb Hipple
Professor of Economics
Department of Economics and Finance
Research Associate
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
College of Business and Technology
East Tennessee State University
Office: Room 304, Wilson Hall
Phone/Voicemail: 423-439-5304
Fax-Mail: 423-439-8583
E-Mail: hipples@etsu.edu
Website: http://faculty.etsu.edu/hipples
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Biographical Information
Summer 2008 Class Schedule
ECON 2210-904 Principles of Economics I
Summer Sessions I and II
Internet Course
ECON 2210-051 Principles of Economics I
Summer Session II
MTWRF, 9:40am-11:10am, Lamb Hall 343
Office Hours: After class meetings and by appointment.
Fall 2008 Class Schedule
ECON 2210-088 Principles of Economics I
TR, 3:45pm-5:05pm, Wilson Hall 322
ECON 2210-904 Principles of Economics I
Internet Course
ECON 4527/5527-001 International Economics
TR, 12:45pm-2:05pm, Wilson Hall 343
Office Hours: After class meetings and by appointment
Announcements
The first
quarter Tri-Cities Retail Sales Report is NOW AVAILABLE.
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Here
The first
quarter Tri-Cities Labor Market Report is also available.
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Here
The Tri-Cities
Business Outlook for 2008 is available.
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Here
Fall
2008 Students
Preliminary Class Information Sheets are now available.
Registration information for “MyEconLab in CourseCompass” will be available in July.
Use the class website links below.
ECON
2210 – Principles of Economics I (Macro)
Section 904 (Internet Class)
Revised Class information sheet (with exam dates) is available.
Registration information for “MyEconLab in CourseCompass” is available.
Video module link information is available.
Section 051 (Session II Class)
Preliminary Class Information Sheet is available.
Registration information for “MyEconLab in CourseCompass” is available.
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ECON
4527/5527 – International Economics
The class information sheet is available.
Use the
class website links below.
Links
ECON 2210 Principles of Economics I (Macro)
ECON 2220 Principles of Economics II (Micro)
ECON 4327/5327 Labor Economics
ECON 4527/5527 International Economics
Department of Economics and Finance
ETSU Bureau of Business and Economic Research
ETSU College of Business and Technology
East Tennessee State University
Some
Things to Think About
Definition of a Specialist:
One who learns more and more about less and less
Until they know everything about nothing.
Definition of a Generalist:
One who learns less and less about more and more
Until they know nothing about everything.
Some people use statistics like a
drunk uses a lamp post –
for support rather than illumination. [Internet 2005]
Before you find your Prince
Charming,
you will have to kiss a lot of frogs.