ECONOMIC INSTRUCTION - Learning by Trial and Error: A Case for Moot Courts - The authors describe some of the possible uses of moot courts, or mock trials, in economics. Because they require students to engage in critical thinking, technical writing, and oral presentation, moot courts are especially attractive as a means to employ active-learning techniques in law and economics, history of ...

FEATURES AND INFORMATION - Implementing Hansen's Proficiencies - The authors describe the framework their department adopted to incorporate Hansen's (1986) proficiencies into the curriculum. Major changes include the identification of tools students should be able to use to complete specific activities, significant changes in prerequisites for upper-division courses, and the development of a ...

Carlson, J.Lon, (2002)

Unanticipated monetary shocks in a disaggregated model of the economy

Skaggs, Neil T., (1983)

Adam Smith on growth and credit : too weak a connection?

Skaggs, Neil T., (1999)