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Experimental Economics method to study pupils motivation

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  • Lionel Page
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    Experimental Economics provide a new set of tools in the tool box of the education economist. This paper review why experimental method may be useful to study how pupils behaviour, formed from their preference and beliefs, may influence their success or failure at school, what are its advantages and what are its limits. Behavioural Economics - Education - Public Policy

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    Article provided by Dalloz in its journal Revue d'économie politique.

    Volume (Year): 120 (2010)
    Issue (Month): 5 ()
    Pages: 779-792

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    Handle: RePEc:cai:repdal:redp_205_0779

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    Keywords: Behavioural Economics; Education; Public Policy;

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