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The causal impact of economics education on decision-making: Evidence from a natural experiment in China
We investigate the causal impact of collegiate economics courses on students’ decision-making. By exploiting a Chinese college-admission system that quasi-randomly assigns students to economics/business majors given students’ preferences and the College E...
Author: Binkai Chen, Wei Lin
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The many faces of unification and pluralism in eco...
The history of modern economics abounds with pleas for more pluralism as well as pleas for more unification. These seem to be...
Waden Hand
2021-10-26
The causal impact of economics education on decisi...
We investigate the causal impact of collegiate economics courses on students’ decision-making. By exploiting a Chinese colleg...
Binkai Chen, Wei Lin
Eco
2021-10-27
Is economics of restoration helping with decision-...
Society is already seeing the ecological and economic benefits from restoration projects. However, the challenge is much bigg...
Maria Luiza
Eco
2021-10-26
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Teodor Teodor
Eco
2021-10-24
Computer Informatics for Infection Control
As medical information becomes digitized, computer applications become an increasingly essential part of everyday infection c...
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Michael Y. Lin
2021-10-25