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Mónica García-Pérez, Ph.D.

Distinguished Professor of Economics, Fayetteville State University
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Dr. Mónica García-Pérez is the Distinguished Professor of Economics in the Department of Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and Fire & Emergency Services Administration -Broadwell College of Business and Economics (BCBE) at

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Nov 12, 2025

Incorporating academic readings in economics classrooms: A collaborative research initiative

A growing movement in economics education is reshaping how students engage with complex social issues and develop critical thinking skills. Spearheaded by a collaborative team of professors from Fayetteville State University, Tulane University, St. C

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