Both IU Economics alumni are included in The College Magazine’s second annual “20 Under 40” list. With more than 70 departments and programs in the College of Arts + Sciences, this is a wonderful tribute to their notable accomplishments.
IU Economics major Seth Carter distinguishes himself in the the national Carl Menger Essay contest. He won $500 and a chance to present his research at the annual meetings of the Southern Economics Association
If you want to deepen your understanding of Economics, especially the more rigorous, theoretical and empirical side, a wonderful opportunity to do just that with a three semester Master of Science degree program in Economics that starts with the Spring semester of 2019.
According to Tilburg University, IU Economics’ Ph.D. program ranks 45th in the world, 22nd in the U.S., and in the top 10 among U.S. public universities.
Our department announces with sadness the passing of W. Phillip Saunders, professor emeritus and former chair of the department.
Derek Wenning, a junior, and Chase Abram, a sophomore, participated in an undergraduate paper contest and conference at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Past, current, and future IU students attended Midwest Economics Association Meetings in Cincinnati March 31-April 2.
Assistant Professor Gustavo Torrens’ paper is featured in the Wall Street Journal.
The Algorithmic Trading Competition, sponsored by Trading Technologies, was held September 2016-January 2017.
Margaret Jacobson, a Ph.D. student in Economics, discusses how Roosevelt jump-started the economy in 1933.
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