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EconPort - GDP Deflator
http://www.econport.org/content/handbook/Inflation/GDPdeflator.html
Essentially, GDP Deflator is an adjustment for the impact of changes in prices on changes in nominal GDP. GDP Deflator can be considered the most comprehensive measure of inflation since a wide array of goods and services are included in its construction. But it may not reflect the full impact of inflation on consumer welfare because it does not include imported goods and services that constitute a significant portion of what people buy. To its value at the base year prices ( Real GDP. Real GDP can chang...
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EconPort - Experiments
http://econport.gsu.edu/content/experiments.html
EconPort allows users to run many types of online economics experiments. If you are new to the site, or if you are looking for information on how to run one or more of these experiments, please take a moment and read about how to use this experiment system. How to Create an Experiment on EconPort. Frequently Asked Questions Regarding EconPort Experiments. EconPort currently provides access to software for running the following types of experiments (for software documentation, click the provided link):.
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EconPort - Teaching with Economics Experiments
http://www.econport.org/content/teaching.html
Teaching with Economics Experiments. Economics experiments are becoming increasingly popular as an active learning activity. Both students and instructors typically find experiments to be engaging and enjoyable. Additionally, efficacy studies are continuing to support the conclusion that such class experiments are beneficial to student learning. We have created a set of teaching modules that provide guidance for conducting economics experiments with your classes. Experiments with Classroom Clickers.
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EconPort - Handbook
http://www.econport.org/content/handbook.html
This section presents quick links to information about several introductory and advanced topics in economics. Topics are first defined in general terms. This is followed by a more in-depth discussion. Relevant experiments that are available, along with links to additional information are also included in each topic discussion. Aggregate Demand and Supply. Intermediate and Advanced Topics. Consumer Demand and Revealed Preference. Trust, Fairness, and Reciprocity.
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EconPort - Experiments
http://www.econport.org/content/experiments.html
EconPort allows users to run many types of online economics experiments. If you are new to the site, or if you are looking for information on how to run one or more of these experiments, please take a moment and read about how to use this experiment system. How to Create an Experiment on EconPort. Frequently Asked Questions Regarding EconPort Experiments. EconPort currently provides access to software for running the following types of experiments (for software documentation, click the provided link):.
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EconPort - Teaching with Economics Experiments
http://econport.gsu.edu/content/teaching.html
Teaching with Economics Experiments. Economics experiments are becoming increasingly popular as an active learning activity. Both students and instructors typically find experiments to be engaging and enjoyable. Additionally, efficacy studies are continuing to support the conclusion that such class experiments are beneficial to student learning. We have created a set of teaching modules that provide guidance for conducting economics experiments with your classes. Experiments with Classroom Clickers.
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EconPort - Handbook
http://econport.gsu.edu/content/handbook.html
This section presents quick links to information about several introductory and advanced topics in economics. Topics are first defined in general terms. This is followed by a more in-depth discussion. Relevant experiments that are available, along with links to additional information are also included in each topic discussion. Aggregate Demand and Supply. Intermediate and Advanced Topics. Consumer Demand and Revealed Preference. Trust, Fairness, and Reciprocity.
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EconPort - Factors Affecting Demand
http://www.econport.org/content/handbook/Demand/Factors.html
Even though the focus in economics is on the relationship between the price of a product and how much consumers are willing and able to buy, it is important to examine all of the factors that affect the demand for a good or service. Price of the Product. The Price of Related Goods. The Tastes and Preferences of Consumers. The Number of Consumers in the Market.
