Using Economic Classroom Experiments

Todd Kaplan and Dieter Balkenborg

International Review of Economic Education, 2010, vol. 9, issue 2, 99-106

Abstract: Economic classroom experiments are an excellent way to increase student interest, but getting started may be difficult. We attempt to aid the newcomer by recommending which experiments to use and describing the current resources available.

Date: 2010
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