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Articles

The Psychology of Learning Economics: a Dissatisfied Economist's View

Pages 49-53 | Published online: 15 Jul 2014
 

Abstract

This article differs substantially from any previously published in this journal. Ellis relates research on the functions of the brain to certain aspects of economic thought, and discusses the implications of such research for the teaching of economics. His comments are bound to arouse a variety of reactions from the JEE's readers, regardless of which hemisphere of their brains they tend to favor!

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