For students, the last hurdle before summer break is final exams. However, studying for final exams requires focus and motivation which may be difficult for students […]
As the French economist Frederic Bastiat famously pointed out in his essay “What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen,” the consequences of government intervention are […]
A growing macroeconomic literature argues that some new technologies are close substitutes for human labor and that the introduction of these technologies drives down wages and […]
Student engagement and the application of disciplinary knowledge remain a fundamental part of the teaching and learning objectives of many academic programs and majors. Video games, […]
Games have become ubiquitous in our lives. Sometimes we play them without even realizing it. Likewise, economics is everywhere and its matters are so pervasive that […]
Economics instructors have used various media to illustrate economic topics for their students, but one media type has been underutilized: video games. In this paper we […]
This paper addresses two AI-driven challenges for educational integrity and course design: academic dishonesty and the need for curriculum development. As students adopt AI faster than […]
Cheating on exams is a growing concern in higher education, especially with the rise of Generative AI (GenAI). This challenge is more pronounced in online/hybrid settings […]
