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Classroom Expernomics Newsletter dedicated to the use of economic experiments as a teaching tool for the classroom. http://www.marietta.edu/~delemeeg/expernom.html

Comlabgames Internet/intranet software to design and run noncooperative games between human subjects, and analyze the experimental outcomes. http://www.comlabgames.com

EEPS Software Software of the Laboratory for Experimental Economics and Political Science, California Institute of Technology http://eeps.caltech.edu/software.html

ESA Economic Science Association, brings together people who do economic experiments and who are interested in experimental economics. http://www.econ.nyu.edu/dept/esa/

Experiments with Economic Principles Web site for the microeconomics textbook which incorporates classroom experiments. Experiences of educators and teaching resources. http://www.econ.ucsb.edu/~tedb/eep/eep.html

First Asian Conference on Experimental Business Research December 7 - 10, 1999 organized by the Center for Experimental Business Research, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. http://cebr.ust.hk/conference.htm

Paving Wall Street Web site for the book applying experimental and behavioral economics to financial markets. Table of contents and a related article on learning in financial markets. http://home.earthlink.net/~millerrisk/Paving/

TAC - Trading Agent Competition Web-site of The Michigan Trading Agent Competition (TAC), an annual tournament in which the trading strategies of various automated agents are pitted against each other in several different trading games. http://tac.eecs.umich.edu/

Y2K Bibliography of Experimental Economics and Social Science A bibliography containing about 2500 citations, with keywords and selected abstracts, for papers in economics and other social sciences that use laboratory experiments to study human behavior (political science, psychology, law, finance, and accounting). http://www.people.virginia.edu/~cah2k/y2k.htm