The Economics Network

Improving economics teaching and learning for over 20 years

Experiments, games and role-play

Transforming Finance Education Through Interactive Trading Simulation
Kulnicha Meechaiyo & Ruslan Tuneshev, University of St Andrews
Case Study
Using Numerical Simulations in Intermediate Macroeconomics
Matheus Trotta Vianna, University of Manchester
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Escape the classroom: a game to improve learning and student engagement
Maria Psyllou, University of Birmingham
Case Study
Moving to online teaching for a final year module
Atisha Ghosh, University of Warwick
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History of Economic Thought during the Pandemic: Use of Plays to Engage Students
Riccardo Soliani, University of Genoa, Italy
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Outreach at the time of the pandemic: an online public good game with punishment
Lory Barile, University of Warwick
Case Study
Using Classroom Experiments for Outreach Activities: a Public Goods Game Example
Laura A. Harvey, University of East Anglia
Case Study
Teaching price formation using a cap and trade game (External case study)
Stefano Carattini, Eli P. Fenichel, Alexander Gordan and Patrick Gourley
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A demand and supply game exploring global supply chains (External case study)
Bei Hong, Singapore Management University
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A trading game on comparative advantage and reciprocal demand (External case study)
Bei Hong, Singapore Management University
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CARTEL: a board game for teaching game theory
Panagiotis Dimitriou
Case Study
A prisoner's dilemma classroom activity (video case study)
José Vásquez, University of Illinois
Case Study
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A class experiment to reinforce the marginal utility/price maximization rule (external case study)
David G. Raboy, Northern Virginia Community College
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The Global Climate Change Game
James Copestake and Tom Ellum, University of Bath
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Overseas Aid in the Dragons' Den
Peter Smith, University of Southampton
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Using FEELE online experiments in teaching
Jon Guest, Coventry University
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Deal or No Deal – an expected value game
John Sloman, The Economics Network
Case Study
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