Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Applied Economics Letters
Volume
15
Issue
14
Publication Date
2008
First Page
1085
Last Page
1088
Abstract
Evidence from online assignments in an intermediate microeconomics course suggests that nonprocrastinators (both early-starters and front-loaders) score higher than their dilly-dallying counterparts. Students who are busier in school tend to start their assignments earlier.
Recommended Citation
Caplan, Arthur J., and John Gilbert. (2008) "D is for Dillydally?" Applied Economics Letters, 15(14), 1085-1088.