This site shows some of what Microsoft Excel can offer as a programming environment for the creation of interactive teaching and learning tools.
The available "interactive" Excel files
Primarily for Undergraduates in an Experiments-based Course
- Demand, supply and equilibrium
- Unit tax
- Prohibition
- Labor market problems
- Pollution
- Long-run equilibrium
- Productivity
- Comparative advantage
- Bargaining
Primarily for More Advanced Microeconomics and Quantitative Work
- Comparative statics
- Preferences
- Isoquants Contract curves
- Walrasian equilibrium
- Game theory
- Statistics and probability
- Financial Pure mathematics
- Physics
