University Of Denver

What is economics? 1. What is the subject matter of economics? 2. What are the key questions for economic analysis? 3. Who is the main economic agent, making economic decisions? 4. What is the way that economists approach decision- making of the agents?

What is economics?/ defining economics/the subject matter of economics, varying schools of economics, and a critical introduction to economics

Notes from the introductory course "Understanding Social Life", covering topics of culture, society, gender, human behavior, and race. Course description: "This course is an introduction to the discipline of sociology and to the insights it provides into the human condition."

Flowcharts for first year constitutional law courses.

This outline provides a clear, comprehensive and accurate view of Family Law. Family Law is a topic taught at many, if not all, law schools, and a tested topic on the Bar Exam. This outline provides an excellent overview of the course and provides case law, rule statements, and relevant doctrines.

This document contains everything you need to know about the Federal Rules of Evidence, which is tested on the bar exam and required by many, if not all, law schools. The document contains a description of many FREs, including the name of the rule, the proper objection, the language of the rule statement, and a brief summary.

This outline provides an accurate, clear, and comprehensive guide to 1L Property courses, taught at nearly every law school. It includes definitions, rule statements, examples, and case law from common law property doctrines. It helped me achieve one of the best grades in the class!

This outline provides a clear, accurate, and excellent summary of the 1L law school course Contracts. It provides a color-coded summary of both UPC and common law doctrines of contracts, including case law, rule statements, and examples. Best of all, the colors are vibrant and bright, aiding in memory!

This sheet provides an accurate, brief, and clear summary of Torts definitions, encountered in nearly all first-year 1L courses. The definitions provide an excellent basis for rule statements on a Torts exam. You'll be ready to ace your exams with these definitions!

This case briefing template provides an excellent and clear outline of what is expected in a traditional 1L case brief, including the case name, facts, procedural history, issue, holding, rule, reasoning, and takeaways of the case.