THE 61st INTERNATIONAL ATLANTIC ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
Berlin, Germany
15-19 March 2006

Teaching and the Economics of Education
Friday 10h45 - 12h45

Chair: James R. Rhodes, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

Andrew Seltzer and Johan Lagerloef, Royal Holloway, University of London, The Effects of Remedial Mathematics on the Learning of Economics: A Natural Experiment

Michael R. Butler and Robert F. Garnett, Texas Christian University, Academic Freedom in Undergraduate Economic Education: Challenges and Opportunities

Pierre De Villiers and Gert Steyn, University of Stellenbosch, Implications for Developing Countries like South Africa: Trends in the Public Financing of Higher Education

Lidija Polutnik, Babson College and Mia Mikic, United Nations, Business Education Reform in Croatia and the Bologna Declaration

Discussants: Michael R. Butler, Texas Christian University, Mark W. Frank, Sam Houston State University, University of London, Lidija Polutnik, Babson College, and Andrew Seltzer, Royal Holloway