An interesting exercise. I may try this in the fall for my large "Intro to PE" class, especially since there is no risk of actually having to give out any extra credit given how people will react.
The story.
The bottom line: The "question"... Click for an even more self-interested answer.
The obvious response is that in classes that are small, and communicate, they have some chance of solving this. But in large classes, with anonymous responses and secret scoring....not much risk to the prof., I'd say...
The story.
The bottom line: The "question"... Click for an even more self-interested answer.
The obvious response is that in classes that are small, and communicate, they have some chance of solving this. But in large classes, with anonymous responses and secret scoring....not much risk to the prof., I'd say...
Don't vote!
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Isn't it good that for the socially responsible investor, who wishes to save with a conscience, there are a plethora of 'ethical' funds available.
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