Miller: Opportunity Costs of Unpaid Caregiving
Miller, R. and Sedai, A.K. (2022). Opportunity costs of unpaid caregiving: evidence from panel time diaries. The Journal of the Economics of Ageing.
Barbier: Policy Implications of the Dasgupta Review
Barbier, E. (2022). The policy implications of the Dasgupta Review: Land use change and biodiversity. Environmental and Resource Economics.
Vasudevan: The Doom-Loop Redux
Vasudevan, R. (2022). The doom-loop redux: The corporate bond-purchase program and the political economy of the Fed’s pandemic response. Review of Radical Political Economics.
Braunstein & Arora: Mainstreaming Gender in National Policies
Braunstein, E. & Arora, A. (2022). Mainstreaming gender in national policies: The cases of Indonesia, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
Gallery: Economics Department Year in Review, 2021-2022
Welcome Back Barbeque, 8/31/21 We Heart Economics Social, 2/10/22 Ice Cream Social, 4/12/22 Department Awards, 4/27/22
Uri Bonilla
“Studying economics has given me the tools to answer questions about how things work and why.”
Macey Dodd
“Economics can offer relevant solutions to real-world problems.”
Lynn Nguyen
“The economics department at CSU has a diverse catalogue of classes. Take electives that are interesting to you, and really develop a social and quantitative understanding of economics!”
Henry Storm
“Economics allowed me to gain a better understanding of how the world works.”
Carmen Lighthiser
“Economics a good fit for everyone because you can apply any it to any interest.”