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Designing a Group Essay Assignment in the Age of AI
Yuzuru Kumon, University of Manchester
Building Classroom Economics Games with AI-Assisted Coding
Frank Strobel, University of Birmingham
Learning to Share: A Classroom Game on Cooperation and Resource Use
Atisha Ghosh, University of Bath and Maria Psyllou, Imperial College London
Using a Transparent Analytic Marking Rubric in Distance-Learning Economics
Emilie Rutledge, The Open University
Using OEC Games as Formative Activities to Connect International Trade Models with Real-World Data
Alejandro Riaño, City St George’s University of London
Enhancing Student Attendance in Economics: Strategy Guide and Implementation Notes
Hiren Nisar, Olha Matviiets & Carlos Cortinhas, University of Exeter
Replication and Reproduction III: Holmes & Otero (2019), unit root testing of differentials and cointegration analysis
Steve Cook, Swansea University & Duncan Watson, University of East Anglia
Replication and Reproduction II: Leybourne et al. (1998) and the Dickey-Fuller test in the presence of breaks under the null
Steve Cook, Swansea University & Duncan Watson, University of East Anglia

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Structural Bayesian Techniques for Experimental and Behavioral Economics with applications in R and Stan
James R. Bland, University of Toledo
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Taxes, Brackets and Budgets
Sarah Slobin & Howard Schneider, Reuters.com

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