Author: Ted Tucker
Making Economics Meaningful for Students
December 19, 2025 The Fund for American Studies’ Liberty and Leadership podcast features FTE’s own Amanda Stiglbauer, a longtime member of our…
October is National Economic Education Month. We need it more than ever.
The Washington Examiner By Ted Tucker October 2, 2025 A fundamental economic principle is that voluntary trade creates wealth, and the…
FTE: Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence in Economic Education
April 23, 2025 2025 is a special year for the Foundation for Teaching Economics (FTE), as we celebrate our 50th…
The Economic Way of Thinking: The Key to Financial Literacy
April 10, 2025 Professor Jamie Wagner discusses how economics is the key to financial literacy. She is a Professor and…
Trade Wars – Economics Awakens (repost)
FTE is re-posting this article written during Trump 1.0. Much of what Professor Malek had to say about tariffs back…
FTE Honors Professor Robert Lawson
March 12, 2025 I was privileged to introduce this year’s winner of the Gary M. Walton Award for Excellence in…
The Economics of Love, Trade, and Opportunity Cost
February 12, 2025 Professor Jamie Wagner discusses the economics of love, trade, and opportunity cost. She is a Professor and…
Do Summer Programs Help With College Admissions?
January 16, 2025 On Point with the Executive Director Do Summer Programs Help With College Admission? In my role as…
Book Club Recap – Socialism Sucks: Two Economists Drink Their Way Through The Unfree World
December 2, 2024 Jamie Wagner is a Professor and Teaching Fellow with the Foundation for Teaching Economics, as well as…
Top 5 Econ Lessons For Your Classroom
October 30, 2024 By Jamie Wagner, Professor and Economics Teaching Fellow with the Foundation for Teaching Economics and an Associate…