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From ABBA to Led Zeppelin: using music to teach economics
From ABBA to Led Zeppelin: using music to teach economics

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This weblog offers a variety of song lyrics that instructors of economics may find useful in teaching economics. Each post includes a selection from the song's lyrics and a brief assignment for students. This site has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Economic Education.

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Using Music to Teach Microeconomics

by J. Hall and R. Lawson.

Economics In The Movies

by G. Dirk Mateer

Homer Economicus: Using The Simpsons to Teach Economics

by J. Hall

Teaching Economics Principles with Comic Strips.

by R. Lawson.

Tinari, Frank D., and Kailash Khandke. 2000. “From Rhythm and Blues to Broadway: Using Music to Teach Economics.” Journal of Economic Education 31(3): 253-270.

Harter, Cynthia. 2003. "Murder versus Music: Giving Students a Choice in Introductory Economics." Journal for Economic Educators 3(4): 1-20.

Kane, Stephen. 1999. "Teaching Principal-Agent Problems Using Examples from Popular Music." Financial Practice and Education 9(1): 115-20.
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