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Beginning in the 1930s and increasing significantly post-colonialism, some Muslims scholars have wondered about the divine edict of interest-free nominal sector and how to realize it in the context of modern mass deposit institution and wide, concentrated financing demand for trade,...
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The purpose of this study is to show that a Collaborative Learning Lab (CLL) component can be accommodated in a standard three-credit introductory microeconomics class without significantly reducing the course content. It also shows that adding an in-class CLL can be an effective alternative...
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This article analyzes a three-sector economy with a significant subsistence sector. Previous studies essentially derived first-best conditions based on an optimal subsidy system where technical efficiency is achieved. In our model, technical efficiency cannot exist from within our system. A...
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An extant literature suggests students learn differently. Previous studies in Economics courses have used the Myers-Briggs Personality Type indicator to proxy for preferred learning style. The four dichotomous personality characteristics yield 16 potential personality types. Previous studies...
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A recent paper found that adding a collaborative learning lab (CLL) component to a traditional introductory microeconomics class significantly improved students' scores on a standardized final exam. Here, the authors reconsider these results in two fundamental ways. First, this article is able...
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