Our department hosts world-renowned speakers in our diverse set of weekly workshops. In addition, our faculty and students pursue research in many different areas of economic study. Explore a selection of recent publications and books here.
Professor Jörg Stoye's expertise in microeconometrics will bring key expertise to the Journal.
Bounding infection prevalence by bounding selectivity and accuracy of tests: with application to early COVID-19
Stoye, Jörg. "Bounding infection prevalence by bounding selectivity and accuracy of tests: with application to early COVID-19," The Econometrics Journal 25, no. 1 (January 2022): 1-14. (Editor's Choice).
Sectoral Media Focus and Aggregate Fluctuations
Chahrour, Ryan, Kristoffer Nimark, and Stefan Pitschner. "Sectoral Media Focus and Aggregate Fluctuations," American Economic Review 111, no. 12 (December 2021): 3872-3922.
Conventions, Morals and Strategy: Greta's Dilemma and the Incarceration Game
Basu, Kaushik. "Conventions, Morals and Strategy: Greta's Dilemma and the Incarceration Game," Synthese, forthcoming.
Read these papers and explore a listing of other recent publications here.
Recent Economics graduate, Seongheon Yoon '19, says "before college, I always thought of myself as a 'humanities' or 'social sciences' person and couldn't imagine taking quantitative classes. However, through classes like statistics, econometrics, and data science that I (not so willingly) took to fufill the requirements, I learned the power and beauty of quantitatively analyzing data to support qualitative arguments."
Read the full College of Arts & Sciences profile of Seongheon, or click the links below to explore more profiles of recent Economics alumni:
