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Faculty, Alumni, Grad Students Share Research at AEA Conference
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Many faculty, alumni and graduate students were at the American Economic Association (AEA) annual meeting in January to share their research. Following is a list of work presented by faculty at the meeting held in Chicago. Read More
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Recent MA Graduate Addresses Women's Health in Uganda
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This past summer, Katherine Donato, who graduated from the Duke Economics Master’s program in December, worked in Uganda with a non-profit founded by Duke undergraduate students. "Field research is much more volatile than regular research," she explained. Read More
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Darity Given NEA's Highest Honor
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Professor William ("Sandy") Darity Jr. is the 2012 National Economic Association (NEA) Samuel Z. Westerfield Award recipient. The Westerfield award is the NEA’s highest distinction. It recognizes an African-American economist who has distinguished himself or herself through scholarly research . . . Read More
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The Influence of the 2011 Nobel Prize Winners, Globally and Locally
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Christopher Sims (Princeton) and Thomas Sargent (New York University) won the Nobel Prize this year. Both professors’ influence on the profession has been profound, and their former students can be found around the globe and right here at Duke. Read More
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Duke Ph.D. Alum Now at Federal Reserve Board of Govenors
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After graduating in May, Alexandra Tabova, Ph.D. began work at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. “These are especially interesting times to work for the Federal Reserve,” says Tabova, adding “it is intellectually stimulating being so close to the decision-making process.”
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