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Economic Instruction

The Case of Effort Variables in Student Performance

Mary O. BorgDepartment of Economics at the University of North Florida
,
Paul M. MasonDepartment of Economics at the University of North Florida
&
Stephen L. ShapiroDepartment of Economics at the University of North Florida
Pages 308-313 | Published online: 10 Jul 2014

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