Economics

The school honored students and faculty members for their academic success and service with its annual academic achievement awards, Dean's Awards and endowed scholarships.

Twenty seniors adapted to changing circumstances with the support and mentorship of economics faculty members.

Castillo's research examines if the overall economic health of an area improves or diminishes after a dam is constructed.

Judge designs and sells jewelry to help raise awareness about the global issue of human trafficking and support for Polaris, a leading non-profit organization in the fight against human trafficking.

Thorton's research examines the impact of health Insurance and health shocks on labor supply decisions

Twelve Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students joined the international honor organization for economics.

Storm's research investigates the evolving role of capital in the relationship between economic growth and inequality.

Students in Assistant Professor Brandon Sheridan’s Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory are following data to gain better understanding of the economic disruptions COVID-19 is causing.

The journal Health Economics recently published research co-authored by Associate Professors Katy Rouse and Steven Bednar.

Austin Martin ‘18 explored how wage differences between countries affects migration among people with different levels of education, focusing on "brain drain."