《經濟教育雜志》提供了經濟學教學的原創文章。在書中，主要的學者評估了教學技術、材料和課程的創新。通過研究生水平經濟學的入門指導老師會發現，該雜志是各種媒體內容和教學法不可或缺的資源。《經濟教育雜志》與美國經濟協會經濟教育咨詢委員會合作，每季度出版一期。《經濟教育雜志》的手稿應屬于以下類別之一：經濟教育研究：對教學方法、學習態度和興趣、材料或過程進行分析和評價的原始理論和實證研究。經濟內容：可能影響或可用于經濟學教學的經濟學實質性問題、新觀點和研究成果。經濟教學：在教育學、硬件、材料和處理傳統和新學科方法方面的創新。強調了有關經濟學教學方式的問題。在線：在線部分確定了互動或不利于傳統打印頁面格式的教學經濟學示范材料。它以經濟學家和教育工作者的非商業性工作為特色，他們使用創新的電子技術制作教材。特點和信息：關于影響學術經濟學家的地位和事件的報告（勞動力市場、婦女和少數民族的地位以及研究生和本科項目的發展）。手稿通常由兩個或兩個以上的審稿人進行審稿。相關評論將引起作者的注意，但手稿將不會被退回。提交的文件應清晰、簡潔。作者應該記住，我們的讀者是經濟學家和教育工作者，在經濟學、統計學和教育理論方面有著不同的準備。收到稿件后，作者將收到有關提交光盤的說明。在雜志上發表文章之后，作為該出版物的一個條件，作者應該向那些向他們索取數據的人提供他們的數據。

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