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In celebration of #internationalwomensday, our iclickerqoftheweek highlights a video from the new Marginal Revolution University series on Women in Economics. Check out the newly launched video on Janet Yellen. "Though she lacked female role models, Janet Yellen remained steadfast in her interest in applying economics to help others--and in the… Show more
Start your class off with a timely topic with the #iclickerqoftheweek. Ask your students to read Election Infrastructure and the Market for Voting Technology from our friends at Econofact before class (https://econofact.org/election-infrastructure-and-the-market-for-voting-technology via @econofactorg). Kick-off your classroom discussion with… Show more
Engage your students before you launch into your lecture with the #iclickerqoftheweek! Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, authors of Modern Principles of Economics, share their favorite question about the market for roses to help you talk about price on #valentinesday. Have your students watch how the #invisiblehand delivers roses in this short… Show more
Engage your students before you launch into your lecture with the #iclickerqoftheweek. Our faculty advisor, Solina Lindahl (@SolinaLindahl), who teaches Principles of Economics at Cal Poly, SLO, shares questions related to the State of the Union address. Let us know how you use these with your students! *The correct answer is noted in bold.… Show more
For all of you who #teachecon, our authors share an #iclickerqoftheweek with timely topics for Econ101. Eric Chiang, (@ProfessorChiang) author of Economics: Principles for A Changing World, Fifth Edition, starts us off with three questions on the #coronavirus *The correct answer is noted with an asterisk. Topic Coronavirus Epidemic Economic… Show more