The Department of Economics at Indiana University Bloomington is one of the highly ranked departments in the United States, offering comprehensive coverage of the major fields in modern economics. It currently has 28 faculty members, approximately 80 graduate students, and approximately 800 undergraduate majors. The department has existed since 1935, and is located in Wylie Hall, the beautifully restored oldest building on campus.
Trendline Alumni Newsletter - Fall 2014
Attention Students: The Department of Economics has upgraded its undergraduate econometrics curriculum. Please see the message from the department chair.
Meet Elmus Wicker, economic historian, of Indiana University...
October 25th Conference
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Frank Page's current research interests lie in two areas: (1) strategic network formation and (2) competitive nonlinear pricing games. In the area of strategic network formation, his current work focuses on the emergence of stochastic network dynamics from strategic behavior and stochastic elements in nature. In the area of competitive nonlinear pricing games, his current work focuses on the Nash existence problem in such games.