Although mainstream economics has moved past the market fundamentalism of the 1970s and 1980s, it has yet to establish a new theoretical footing. One reason is that well-meaning reformers in the field continue to embrace the same false premises that they should be seeking to overturn.
MSU's Coble honored as Agricultural and Applied Economics Association Fellow | Mississippi
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Keith Coble, vice president of Mississippi State's Division of Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary Medicine, has been named a fellow by the international Agricultural and Applied Economics Association.
The William L. Giles Distinguished Professor, one of only six fellows selected for 2022, considers the accolade a shared honor.
Terence Corcoran: Moonstruck economics | Financial Post
In The Great Narrative, Schwab and his co-author gleefully jump on the global COVID-19 crisis and climate change as scene-setters for their revolution. "Governments now have the upper hand. Everything that comes in the post-pandemic era will lead us to rethink the role of government.
As the title of her book implies, Mazzucatto's basic thesis is that if governments can get man to the moon, they can do anything.
Economics professor urges Mayor Adams to reshape Lower Manhattan by adding 1,760 acres of
A New Jersey economics professor has implored newly sworn-in New York City Mayor Eric Adams to reshape Manhattan - by adding nearly 2,000 acres of artificial land to the borough's southernmost tip.
In an opinion piece published by The New York Times on Friday, Rutgers University's Jason Barr unveiled his grand plan, which would see 1,760 acres of landfill added just below Battery Park, effectively creating a new neighborhood in the City That Never Sleeps, complete with two subway lines,
Disrupting the economics of software testing through AI - SD Times
EMA (Enterprise Management Associates) recently released a report titled "Disrupting the Economics of Software Testing Through AI.
We sat down with Torsten and talked about the report and his insights into the impact that AI is having in Software Testing:
Economics professor takes deep dive into challenges and opportunities of climate change
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“The worlds of economics and climate change science are colliding,” says Hale, who spent 14 years as an economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and held teaching positions at Yale, Stanford, and UC Berkeley.
Economics in Brief: Tallahassee Starbucks Joins Six Other Stores that Have Filed for Unionization
Alexis Rizzo, a Starbucks employee, unveils an agreement employees want the company to sign during a press conference after their union-election viewing party Thursday, Dec. 9, 2021, in Buffalo, N.Y.
Tallahassee Starbucks Joins Six Other Stores that Have Filed for Unionization in the Last Two Weeks
President Biden nominates Davidson College economics professor to powerful Fed board | News |
Philip Jefferson, Davidson College economist and its vice president for academic affairs and dean of college, is being nominated by President Joe Biden to a seat on the Federal Reserve. Davidson College/TNS
President Joe Biden nominated Philip Jefferson, an economist and administrator at Davidson College, to the Federal Reserve's influential Board of Governors on Friday. If confirmed, he would serve a 14-year term beginning Feb. 1
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