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.
As the coronavirus pandemic escalated in the United States, reports of bias and hostility against immigrants and Asian Americans also grew.
Estimating the COVID-19 infection rate: Anatomy of an inference problem
Manski, Charles F. and Francesca Molinari. "Estimating the COVID-19 infection rate: Anatomy of an inference problem." Journal of Econometrics, forthcoming.
Microeconometrics with Partial Identification
Molinari, Francesca. "Microeconometrics with Partial Identification." Handbook of Econometrics 7A, forthcoming.
Modeling Migration Barriers in a Two-Sector Framework: A Welfare Analysis of the Hukou Reform in China
Fields, Gary, and Yang Song. “Modeling Migration Barriers in a Two-Sector Framework: A Welfare Analysis of the Hukou Reform in China.” Economic Modelling 84 (January 2020): 293–301.
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:
