Ohio State economics major named 2015 Beinecke Scholar
Nima Dahir, an Ohio State junior majoring in economics and mathematics, has been named a 2015 Beinecke Scholar.
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2015 Distinguished Undergraduate Research Mentor Awards
Economics Department Assistant Professor Katie Coffman is a 2015 Distinguished Undergraduate Research Mentor, recognized for the
Getting Published: An Undergraduate’s Hard Work Pays Off
Alumnus Stephen Bergman (BS, economics, 2013), a security analyst for Hengehold Capital Management in Cincinnati, just learned that research he conducted as an undergraduate has been published in a peer-reviewed journal generally reserved for tenured professors.
Economics Alumnus Selected Sports Arbitrator at 2014 Winter Olympics
Economics Alumnus Selected Sports Arbitrator at 2014 Winter Olympics
[Matthew Mitten]Economics alumnus Matthew Mitten(BA, 1981), professor of law and director of the National Sports Law Institute a
Parental involvement overrated? Don't buy it
Several recent articles have questioned the common belief that parent involvement is critical to improving student performance in school. One recent New York Times op-ed, titled "Parental Involvement Is Overrated," and an Atlantic piece called "Don't Help Your Kids With Their Homework," touched off
Study Documents Economic Impact of Federal Research Spending
The scientific research conducted at Ohio State and other universities isn't often viewed as a short-term economic stimulus program — but it does fulfill that role along with its many long-term benefits, according to new research co-authored by an Ohio State economist. In a study published this week
Household wealth still down 14 percent since recession
Household wealth for Americans still has not recovered from the recession, despite last summer’s optimistic report from the U.S. Federal Reserve, a new study suggests.