Department of Economics
2015 News
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News From Economics
June 7, 2015
Professor Oded Galor will deliver the Berglas Lecture in Tel-Aviv University
News From Economics
May 12, 2015
Angelica Vargas Honored by Graduate Student Council with Wilson-DeBlois Award
News From Economics
May 12, 2015
As 2015 Economics Ph.D.’s Graduate, A Large Entering Graduate Class Has Accepted Its Offers
In an op-ed piece in the Providence Journal, professors Neil Mehrotra and Matthew Turner argue that the proposed line will require large subsidies and is unlikely to stimulate much economic activity. Better to spend the money on snow removal, pothole repair, and subsidizing conventional buses.
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Harvard’s Drew Fudenberg and University of Zurich’s Ernst Fehr will be featured speakers at a conference hosted by Brown’s Economics Department on May 15 – 16 of this year.
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News From Economics
April 5, 2015
The Rise of the One Per Cent: From the Rialto to Wall Street - April 27
News From Economics
March 12, 2015
Glenn Loury on inequality, the legacy of historical race discrimination and the limits of “equal opportunity”
News From Economics
March 12, 2015
Susanne Schennach, 2014 Frisch Prize recipient, to give von Neumann Lecture at the 250th Anniversary symposium
News From Economics
March 2, 2015
Daniel Mejia, who completed his Ph.D. at Brown in 2006, was awarded the 2015 Juan Luis Londono prize
Announcing recent appointments and reappointments of Brown economics faculty to editorial boards.
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News From Economics
February 19, 2015
What Can an Economist Possibly Have to Say about Climate Change? - March 31
On Tuesday, March 31st, Robert Stavins will present the Bernard I. Fain Lecture, “What Can an Economist Possibly Have to Say about Climate Change?
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News From Economics
January 4, 2015
Economics in the Real World - "Equality of Opportunity in America: Where Shall We Look?"
The Brown Department of Economics welcomed four new faculty members at the beginning of the 2014 – 15 academic year.
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