I have developed and/or taught online and in-classroom courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels in:Economics (Introduction to Economics, Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, Money and Banking, Intermediate Micro and Macro, Public Finance, International Trade, Market Structures, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Labor Economics, Financial Economics, and Money and Capital Markets )Finance (Financial Management, Entrepreneurial Finance, Business Valuation, Financial Statement Analysis, and International Finance)World Regional GeographyAt various times in the recent past, I have been involved in financial consulting and as a finance manager in the U.S. Auto Industry. In addition to those pursuits, I am an associate editor, developing a website dedicated to sound and coherent economic and financial analysis. Introduction to the Website:There are two primary reasons for the production of this economics newsletter. The first is to bring to the readers the growing relevance of what some like to call the New Paradigm in Economics. By the end of the Second World War, the American economy had become burdened with a bias to both inflationary and recessionary episodes. These biases have seemed to weaken as the economy evolved to the present time. ...Many good things are coming from this economic evolution to more competitive markets. The income distribution is becoming more equal as market power disappears gradually. The efficiency of resources such as labor increases more rapidly than before as a consequence of restructuring. The second reason for this newsletter is to avoid as far as possible, ideologically driven arguments. For this reason, only officially published data will be used...http://econnewsletter.com/ Specialties: Financial consulting; economic analysis; website development; e-learning; experienced economics, business, finance and geography instructor.