Computers in Higher Education Economics Review

1997 - 2008

Current editor(s): W. David McCausland

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University of Bristol, BS8 1HH, United Kingdom.
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Volume 20, issue 1, 2008

Clickers, Student Engagement and Performance in an Introductory Economics Course: a Cautionary Tale pp. 4-12

Marianne Johnson and Denise Robson

Using Excel to Individualise Basic Mathematics Assignments pp. 13-19

Mike Rosser

Plagiarism: Bringing Economics and Education Together (With a Little Help from IT) pp. 21-26

Guy Judge

Guide: Using Blogs in Economics pp. 27-32

Paul Ayres and Bhagesh Sachania

Volume 19, issue 1, 2007

Optimal Control Theory for Undergraduates Using the Microsoft Excel Solver Tool pp. 4-15

Ernst Weber

Simulating a Simple Real Business Cycle Model Using Excel pp. 16-20

Toru Hokari, Masaki Iimura, Seiji Murakoshi and Yoshiko Onuma

Using Computer Algebra Packages to Complement the Spreadsheet Construction of Binomial Option Trees: The Example of Mathcad pp. 21-23

Alejandro Hazera, Allan Graham and Salvador Marin Hernandez

Moving Economic Models from the Chalk Board to the Computer: A Computer-Based Assignment Based on a Dynamic Cournot Model pp. 24-32

Tim Kochanski

Old Apprehensions, New Anxieties: A Study of Student 'Psychological Cost' in Traditional and Distance Education pp. 33-46

Marilou Ioakimidis

Comparative Advantage Learning Software: Application (Off-line) Software with Assessment Capabilities pp. 33-38

John Lovett

Volume 18, issue 1, 2006

Interactive Scenario Analysis of Exhaustible Resource Problems pp. 4-9

Arthur Caplan and John Gilbert

The Influence of Learning Styles on Learners in E-Learning Environments: An Empirical Study pp. 10-14

Naser-Nick Manochehr

A Closed System of Production Possibility and Social Welfare pp. 15-18

Bill Hamlen and Kevin Hamlen

History Matters: Modelling Path Dependence on a Spreadsheet pp. 19-24

Chris Hand

Analysing the Effects of Excise Taxes Using Microsoft Excel pp. 25-28

J. Mixon and Bradley N. Hopkins

A Simulation Experiment of a Customs Union pp. 29-33

Reza Oladi and John Gilbert

Using a Simple Simulation Model to Help Students 'Think Like Economists' in Intermediate Macroeconomics pp. 34-39

Edward M. McNertney and Robert F. Garnett, Jr.

Volume 17, issue 1, 2005

A Trade War Simulation/Experiment in Excel pp. 4-8

John Gilbert

Simple Cellular Automata on a Spreadsheet pp. 9-13

Chris Hand

Incorporating Explanatory Variables into Risk Simulation Models pp. 14-16

Michael Backus

SimuCall: An Excel Add-in for Call Centres Simulation pp. 17-24

Javier Faulin and Angel A. Juan

Using the Mathcad Solver to Teach Portfolio Optimisation pp. 25-30

Alejandro Hazera

The Lives Behind the Numbers On the Screen: Illustrating the Social Consequences of Economic Change by Telling Stories on the Web pp. 31-41

Jocelyn Paine

Volume 16, issue 1, 2004

Combining Fun and Learning in Principles of Economics Courses pp. 4-9

Soumaya M. Tohamy

Student Feedback on Distance Learning with the Use of WebCT pp. 10-14

Alina M. Zapalska, Magdalena Niewiadomska Bugaj, Frank Flanegin and Denis Rudd

Estimating A Plane: Economics in the Third Dimension pp. 15-17

Robert S. Rycroft

Formulating and Solving Exhaustible Resource Models as Mixed Complementarity Problems in GAMS pp. 18-25

Sven M. Flakowski

Writing fast and responsive Web-based models with JavaScript pp. 26-28

Jocelyn Paine and Graham Stark

Gauss 4.0 for Windows pp. 29-31

Dimitrios Vougas

Volume 15, issue 1, 2002

A Simulation Approach to the Taylor-Romer Model of Macroeconomic Stabilisation Policy pp. 4-7

Ross Guest

Numerical Optimal Control in Continuous Time Made Easy pp. 8-15

Eric Nvdal

Volume 14, issue 2, 2001

Using Microsoft Excel in Principles of Economics pp. 4-6

J. Mixon and Soumaya Tohamy

Using Spreadsheets to Explore Neoclassical Assumptions in a Keynesian Model pp. 7-11

Miles B. Cahill and George Kosicki

Teaching the Ramsey Growth Model using Linked Mathcad Worksheets pp. 12-15

Paul Turner

Three Extensions to the Visualisation of Financial Concepts in the Complex Plane pp. 16-20

Michael Osborne

Volume 14, issue 1, 2000

Visualising financial concepts in the complex plane pp. 4-8

Michael Osborne

Risk Simulation and the Appraisal of Investment Projects pp. 9-13

D. J. Smith

Volume 13, issue 2, 1999

The Heckscher-Ohlin Model with variable input coefficients in spreadsheets pp. 4-6

J. Mixon and Soumaya M. Tohamy

The generation of stock-price/yield data sets for the simulation of the two-asset portfolio model and the CAPM using spreadsheets pp. 7-11

James A. Reiss

Simple Monte Carlo studies on a spreadsheet pp. 12-14

Guy Judge

The use of the Internet for scientific modelling purposes: Interest, implementation and example of application pp. 15-18

Clara Ulrich and Jrme Guitton

Volume 13, issue 1, 1999

Investigating Parameter Time Invariance or Stationarity with Excel Graphics pp. 4-10

Lisa A Wilder

Explaining Input-Output and Equilibrium Relationships Using Excel Display Facilities pp. 11-15

David Whigham and Jeanie Whyte

An overview of genetic algorithms for the solution of optimisation problems pp. 16-20

Simon Mardle and Sean Pascoe

The production and use of on-line Web quizzes for economics pp. 21-25

Guy Judge

Volume 12, issue 2, 1998

Identifying and Assessing Key Computing Skills for Economics Students pp. 4-13

Guy Judge, Shabbar Jaffry and Dave Fysh

Objective and subjective evidence of success with WinEcon pp. 14-16

Heather Gage

Development of a Multimedia and Distance Learning Course on Product and Process Quality for SME Teams pp. 17-21

Iaki Angulo, Stefan Schuster, Jos Maseda and Irene Escallada

Volume 12, issue 1, 1998

Long-Run Dynamic Equilibrium Simulation through the use of Spreadsheets pp. 2-5

Holger Paetow

Bezier Curves for Economic Applications pp. 6-12

Michel Deslierres

Views from the Trenches: Lessons from the Introduction of WinEcon into a First Year Undergraduate Programme pp. 13-18

D. J. Brooksbank, A. Clark, R. Hamilton and D. G. Pickernell

The Effect of a Computer-Based Learning (CBL) Support Package on the Learning Outcome of Low-Performance Economics Students pp. 19-26

Cher Ping Lim