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Economic Instruction

Making Economics Exciting by Constructing a Quasi-Debate: The Samuelson-Minasian Controversy

Björn FrankView further author information
Pages 41-46 | Published online: 25 Mar 2010

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HanX. Vo & RichardL. Morris. (2006) Debate as a Tool in Teaching Economics: Rationale, Technique, and Some Evidence. Journal of Education for Business 81:6, pages 315-320.
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Kerry A. King-Adzima. (2010) Using ‘The Apprentice’ to Teach a Managerial Economics Course. International Review of Economics Education 9:1, pages 56-75.
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