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Contact: Paul Ayres, Intute Social Sciences, University of Bristol and Bhagesh Sachania, The Economics Network, University of Bristol
Updated version published February 2009, published in CHEER journal Volume 20, pages 32-37, ISSN 1358-5363
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Software options
  • 3. Writing and managing content
  • 4. Risks
  • 5. Uses for Economics
  • 6. Future of blogging
  • 7. Conclusion
1. Introduction ›

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