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Session Poster Resources

For students beginning their economics studies, we challenge them to think like economists from the start. Being an economist means using data to build models that tell a narrative. We use standard economic models taught in introductory courses, such as supply and demand models, rational choice models, and macroeconomic indicators related to social issues. For example, we use the Supply and Demand model to represent real-life situations, ensuring students not only understand the model but also apply it to their own experiences.

We are excited to collaborate with various professors and universities to strengthen the teaching of inequalities.

We invite you to explore the resources.

Exploration Phase

Analyzing the consequences of competition in specific social interactions

Explanation phase

Constructing narratives
using models, precise concepts,
and data, while acknowledging 
counterclaims and weaknesses.

Synthesis Phase

Analyzing how the perspectives
of model creators shape the 
models they produce.

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