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Factors influencing the performance of non-economics majors in an introductory economics course
Abstract This research compares factors which influence success for economics and non-economics majors in an introductory economics course. Results show economics majors achieve 5% higher grades which may indicate increased motivation and interest by these students. Performance at secondary school
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