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Research in Economics

“Trade-Offs,” Field Dependence/Independence, and Sex-based Economics Comprehension Differences

David A. MartinAlbright College
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David S. BenderPennsylvania State University
Pages 62-70 | Published online: 14 Jul 2014

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William Becker, William Greene & Sherwin Rosen. (1990) Research on High School Economic Education. The Journal of Economic Education 21:3, pages 231-245.
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Stephen Day, Evelyn Nunes & Bruno Sultanum. (2022) Is It Still an Economics Course? The Effect of a Standardized Personal Finance Test on the Learning of Economics. The American Economist 68:2, pages 277-294.
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