SBU Econ

St. Bonaventure University

SBU Econ

Course companions and interactive economics tools built for class, practice, and review.

St. Bonaventure Business School · May 2027

A bigger perspective starts here.

Explore the proposed European Economic Experience: four city stays, three day trips, and an interactive journey from Vienna to Hamburg.

Explore the 2027 trip
Illustrated European cityscape at sunset from the 2027 European Economic Experience presentation

Course companion

Principles of Microeconomics

Read the developing textbook and practice the central models of the course with focused applets arranged in chapter order.

Explore Microeconomics
  1. 02 Comparative advantageOpportunity cost and gains from trade
  2. 03 Supply and demand shiftsShifters and equilibrium direction
  3. 05 ElasticityResponsiveness, classification, and revenue

Benjamin Posmanick · First Edition

Principles of Macroeconomics

Read the complete ten-chapter textbook on economic growth, inflation, unemployment, and monetary and fiscal policy. Download chapters with figure descriptions for AI-assisted study.

Explore Macroeconomics
  1. 03 InflationPrices, purchasing power, and the money supply
  2. 05 Long-Run Economic GrowthProduction, capital accumulation, and living standards
  3. 08 Monetary PolicyThe Federal Reserve and the macroeconomy

Course companion

Law and Economics

Read the complete undergraduate textbook, download AI-friendly chapters and lecture slides, and follow legal rules from property and bargaining through platforms, code, and AI.

Explore Law and Economics
  1. 04 Transaction Costs and the Coase TheoremBargaining, cooperative surplus, and institutional choice
  2. 07 Torts, Accidents, and IncentivesPrecaution, liability, and activity levels
  3. 15 Platforms, Code, and AIAuthority, agency, and responsibility

Course companion

Sports Economics

Read the developing second-edition textbook, download AI-friendly chapters and lecture slides, and practice the core market models used throughout the course.

Explore Sports Economics
  1. 01 Introduction to Sports EconomicsQuestions, evidence, and economic reasoning
  2. 02 The Supply and Demand PlaybookMarkets, equilibrium, and elasticity
  3. 04 Ticket Pricing and AttendanceCapacity, pricing, resale, and demand

MBA 628 · Reading edition

Managerial Economics

Read the developing textbook on decisions, incentives, and organizational design. Begin with economic foundations, then explore twelve chapters with worked examples, practice questions, and downloadable readings.

Read Managerial Economics
  1. 05 Information and Decision RightsLocal knowledge, agency costs, and bounded authority
  2. 06 Measuring PerformanceObjectives, imperfect measures, and unintended incentives
  3. 07 Compensation, Incentives, and RiskRewards, employee behavior, and organizational value

Beyond the course textbooks

Other interactive tools

Explorers and classroom applications from across economics.

Macroeconomics · ECO 314

The Solow Lab

Follow capital accumulation, compare saving rates and the Golden Rule, and explore technological progress and the Solow residual.

Open lab

Macroeconomics · ECO 314

AI: How much growth is enough?

Explore whether productivity gains can offset a falling labor share, and how AI can change the incomes of workers and capital owners.

Open explorer

Macroeconomics · ECO 314

Cobb–Douglas Explorer

Change land, labor, and technology to see how output, wages, rents, and income shares respond.

Open explorer

International economics

Big Mac Index Explorer

Explore currency valuation, purchasing-power parity, and over- or undervaluation using The Economist's Big Mac Index.

Open explorer

Sports economics

Fourth-Down Simulator

Compare go-for-it, punt, and field-goal decisions using a classroom-facing win-probability model.

Open simulator

Information and markets

Polymarket Intelligence

Explore political betting-market probabilities and how prices aggregate participants' beliefs.

Open explorer

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