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Undergraduate Publications

Lindsey Conley (with S. DeLoach and J.Das). "Power Politics and International Labor Standards," International Advances in Economic Research, 12: 1, February 2006.

Chaya Compton.  “All men created unequal: Income inequality in the United States.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2004. p. 46-63.

Patrick Gallagher.  “The rise and fall of technology and the business cycle.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2003. p. 65-84.

Victoria Smith and Leila Saliba (with S.DeLoach and T.Tiemann). “Developing a Global Mindset through Study Abroad: A Group Experiential Learning Model,” Journal of Teaching in International Business, 15:1, 2003. 

Annie Hoffman (with S.DeLoach). “Russia’s second shift: Is housework hurting women’s wages?” Atlantic Economics Journal, 30:4, December 2002.

James Ahearn.  “Should southeast Asia devalue?” Issues in Political Economy. August 2002. p. 7-18.

Michelle Pautz.  “The decline in average weekly cinema attendance: 1930-2000.”  Issues in Political Economy. August 2002. p. 54-66.

Jessica Al Banna. “Maternal employment and scholastic achievement: Evidence from North Carolina.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2001. p. 29-37.

Julianne Treme.  “Union wage advantage: Myth or reality.” Issues in Political Economy.  August 2000.  p. 5-16.

Chris Moore.  “Unraveling the size effect.” Issues in Political Economy.  August 2000. p. 35-43.

Patrick Gallagher. “Do taxes really affect the consumption of cigarettes?” Issues in Political Economy.  August 2000.  p. 51-58.

Heather Winnor.  “The truth on spending: How the federal and state governments measure up.” Issues in Political Economy.  August 2000.  p. 51-58.

Tracey Rochelle.  “Social security and savings.”  Issues in Political Economy.  August 1999.  p. 35-44.

Recent Undergraduate Presentations

Allison Genco. "Is the Washington Consensus to Blame for Rising Income Inequality?" Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006.

Ian Hull. "The community influence: An expansion of high school dropout theory in the mid-Atlantic Region." Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006.

Michael Koslow. "The Effects of Non-Participatory Characteristics: The Case of Lift-Tickets." Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006.

Abbey Lepley. "Do Migrant Remittances Impact Attained Education Levels?" Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006.

Ryan Quinn. "Venture Capital and Corruption: Why Venture Capitalists choose to invest in China over the U.S." Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006.

Megan Green. “Public vs. private savings: a new role for government?”  Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2005, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2005.

Nathan M. Huret. “Parental pressures: Perpetuating the problem of income inequality.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2005, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2005.

Diana Notartomaso. “The effect of information infrastructure on economic growth.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2005, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2005.

Chaya Compton.  “All men created unequal: Income inequality in the United States.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2004, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2004.

Alysha Liljeqvist. “Gateways to growth II: Building a foundation for FDI through foreign aid.”  Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2004, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2004.