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TikZ diagrams for economists: A price ceiling
I have been dabbling with the TikZ package to create some diagrams relevant to a first year microeconomics course. The following diagram of a price ceiling may be useful to others wishing to integrate...
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TikZ diagrams for economists: An excise tax
I have been dabbling with the TikZ package to create some diagrams relevant to a first year microeconomics course. The following diagram of an excise tax may be useful to others wishing to integrate...
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TikZ diagrams for economists: A normal pdf with shaded area.
I have been dabbling with the TikZ package to create some diagrams relevant to a first year microeconomics course. The following diagram of the probability density function (pdf) of a normal...
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Below is a guide I created to assist economists in quickly creating economics diagrams using the package TikZ in LaTeX. Thoughts, comments, ideas? Let me know; I’m always appreciative of feedback....
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TikZ diagrams with R: tikzDevice
There are several options for integrating your R workspace with LaTeX. One of these is the R package tikzDevice that allows you to export images created in R as tikz code in a .tex file, for immediate...
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TikZ diagrams with R: A Normal probability distribution function
You may have seen an earlier post where I went through some examples of how to create a normal distribution in LaTeX using TikZ. In this post, I will show a different way to accomplish a similar result...
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