Laura J. Ahlstrom is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Oklahoma State University, USA. Franklin G. Mixon, Jr. is the Violet Litchfield and Thomas Bryant Buck Jr. Professor of Economics, and Director of the Center for Economic Education, at Columbus State University, USA.

• (1) War movies and economics: a survey of the literature (2) "45 cigarettes, the price has gone up": economics in Stalag 17 (3) Did a game-theoretic device save the Lone Survivor? (4) The ultimatum game in The Dirty Dozen: analytical and behavioral strategies (5) The private provision of a public good: an examination of Hollywood’s adaptation of the Third Servile War (6) The Battle of Dunkirk: analyzing economics principles in two motion picture portrayals of an epic retreat (7) "Right in the pickle barrel": Memphis Belle and the core concepts of economics (8) Slow and deliberate, or fast and intuitive? Systems of judgment in Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers

Laura J. Ahlstrom is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Oklahoma State University, USA. Franklin G. Mixon, Jr. is the Violet Litchfield and Thomas Bryant Buck Jr. Professor of Economics, and Director of the Center for Economic Education, at Columbus State University, USA.

• (1) War movies and economics: a survey of the literature (2) "45 cigarettes, the price has gone up": economics in Stalag 17 (3) Did a game-theoretic device save the Lone Survivor? (4) The ultimatum game in The Dirty Dozen: analytical and behavioral strategies (5) The private provision of a public good: an examination of Hollywood’s adaptation of the Third Servile War (6) The Battle of Dunkirk: analyzing economics principles in two motion picture portrayals of an epic retreat (7) "Right in the pickle barrel": Memphis Belle and the core concepts of economics (8) Slow and deliberate, or fast and intuitive? Systems of judgment in Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers

Laura J. Ahlstrom is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Oklahoma State University, USA. Franklin G. Mixon, Jr. is the Violet Litchfield and Thomas Bryant Buck Jr. Professor of Economics, and Director of the Center for Economic Education, at Columbus State University, USA.

• (1) War movies and economics: a survey of the literature (2) "45 cigarettes, the price has gone up": economics in Stalag 17 (3) Did a game-theoretic device save the Lone Survivor? (4) The ultimatum game in The Dirty Dozen: analytical and behavioral strategies (5) The private provision of a public good: an examination of Hollywood’s adaptation of the Third Servile War (6) The Battle of Dunkirk: analyzing economics principles in two motion picture portrayals of an epic retreat (7) "Right in the pickle barrel": Memphis Belle and the core concepts of economics (8) Slow and deliberate, or fast and intuitive? Systems of judgment in Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers