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Innovation in Economic Instruction

Computer Simulation Exercises for Economics Statistics

Lawrence B. PulleyBrandeis University
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F. Trenery DolbearBrandeis University
Pages 77-87 | Published online: 14 Jul 2014

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Thomas J. Pfaff & Aaron Weinberg. (2009) Do Hands-on Activities Increase Student Understanding?: A Case Study. Journal of Statistics Education 17:3.
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D. Mills Jamie. (2002) Using Computer Simulation Methods to Teach Statistics: A Review of the Literature. Journal of Statistics Education 10:1.
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Michael C. Lovell. (1987) CAI on PCs—Some Economic Applications. The Journal of Economic Education 18:3, pages 319-329.
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F. Trenery DolbearJr.Jr.. (2016) The Use of Microcomputers in Economics Statistics Courses. Social Science Microcomputer Review 4:4, pages 438-456.
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