DELAWARE, Ohio – Ohio Wesleyan University has selected 14 first-year students as its 2022-2023 Economics Management Fellows. The competitive, four-year fellowships are awarded each fall by OWU’s Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship.
The fellows are selected based on their high potential for success at Ohio Wesleyan and their interest in business-related studies. OWU’s newest Economics Management Fellows (EMFs) and their academic interests are:
New Economics Books Tackle China, Wheat, Equality, and the Dollar – IMF Blog
Authors from Cambridge economist Diane Coyle to Bank of Japan veteran Masaaki Shirakawa have provided more than enough reason to put down our phones and concentrate, as much as one can, on absorbing the larger lessons from leading thinkers.
Below is a selection of volumes worth picking up, drawn from books recently reviewed in the IMF's Finance & Development magazine.
Powell Must Reinforce His Words With Actions - The Washington Post
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has finally delivered his message loud and clear: To get inflation under control, the central bank intends to push interest rates higher, and keep them there longer, than markets had expected.
So what comes next? Words must lead to actions. For one, the Fed's next set of economic projections need to reflect reality.
Economics in the new age of national security | Jordan Times
ABIDJAN — The global economy has entered a new age of national security. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the vulnerability caused by overreliance on global supply chains and the failure of coordination in tackling global health risks.
Beyond its human and economic toll, the war in Ukraine has sharply increased the divisions between the Western and Eastern geopolitical blocs centred around the United States and China, respectively.
Opinion | Wonking Out: Europe and the Economics of Blackmail - The New York Times
Anyway, I spent most of my time in the office, crunching numbers. I did, however, sit in on a few cabinet-level meetings, and I recall in particular one involving European plans to build a pipeline that would greatly increase gas imports from the Soviet Union.
But those officials weren't wrong to worry that dependence on Soviet — later Russian — gas would create strategic vulnerability. Indeed, Europe's dependence on Russian gas has arguably become the biggest risk now facing the world economy.
Inflation Reduction Act Seen Vastly Improving CCUS Economics for Natural Gas Power Plants - ...
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) could more than double the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions that can economically be abated via carbon capture, storage and utilization (CCUS), according to modeling by Enverus.
Natural gas-fired power plants, oil refineries and upgraders, as well as cement production, are among the emitting sources that would see the biggest improvement in economic viability of CCUS, said Enverus' Sarp Ozkan, commercial product vice president, and Ryan Luther, senior vice president for ...
'Markus' Academy' brings together a virtual community of economics thought leaders
Markus Brunnermeier, Princeton's Edward S. Sanford Professor of Economics, hosts the popular YouTube webinar series, Markus' Academy.
There was a time when the notion of having even 10,000 YouTube views for an academic economics seminar might have seemed unlikely, especially given that the average YouTube video is played fewer than 1,000 times.
Economics in Wedding Season – Economist Writing Every Day
You watch a romantic comedy to feel good. I was tired at the end of last week, so "Wedding Season" Netflix looked like it might be funny. I was not expecting that the protagonist would be an economist.
First, how was the movie? The first half was somewhat entertaining. The second half is too sappy and long for me.
2022 is the year that a rogue SCOTUS made women second-class citizens. 2023 is the year that we expand our Senate… https://t.co/OtJ5RAFgaT TheOtherMandela (from Wisconsin) Sun Aug 28 01:06:33 +0000 2022
Hoy damos inicio al Ciclo Escolar 2022-2023, en el que más de 3.2 millones de estudiantes de nivel preescolar, prim… https://t.co/BYH5qhIquf alfredodelmazo (from Estado de México) Mon Aug 29 15:09:45 +0000 2022
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