论文信息 - Economic Education Research: Part I, Issues and Questions

Economic Education Research: Part I, Issues and Questions

Becker, the Journal's new editor for research, summarizes where the profession stands in its quest to understand how students learn economics and emphasizes the need for more adequate models to use in measurement and research. This is the first of several short articles on this topic.

William E. Becker

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