27 February 2012 9:08PM read more about Duke in Pictures: Winning Women »
23 February 2012 10:30AM Ph.D. Program Assistant Ashli Kjos has set up a panel discussion with this year's job market candidates on Wednesday, February 29 at 1:30pm in Social Sciences 111. The current job market candidates are going to talk about their experiences, tips, and advice. If you are not yet on the job market but would like to get some insight into what your future will be like, please join the discussion. read more about Job Market Candidates Share Experience, Tips »
23 February 2012 12:22PM Professor Neil De Marchi and Hans J. Van Miegroet (Art, Art History & Visual Studies), have recently received a grant for a new project called the Duke Art, Law and Markets Initiative (DALMI). The project will include two workshops for undergraduate and graduate students, talks by expert international visitors, and the creation of an e-journal that will publish the results of research into the role of rationality and/or irrationality in purchasing art and related investment decisions. read more about Professor De Marchi on the DALMI Project, Fantasy Collecting Network »
22 February 2012 10:06AM Watch a short video with Els explaining his work in more detail. Learn more about the Master's Program at Duke Economics. read more about Researching and Modeling in the Tech Industry: MA Alum Michael Els »
10 February 2012 4:13PM See the article in the Financial Times on this year's award. Learn more about Professor Fullenkamp at his profile page. read more about Connel Fullenkamp Wins ICFR - Financial Times Research Prize »
09 February 2012 10:18AM In Fall 2012, the Master's program in Economics aims to have an incoming class of approximately 50 students. The Ph.D. program plans to have a maximum of 20 new students. Learn more about the new MSEM program. read more about Dept. Receives More Than 1,700 Graduate Program Applications »
09 February 2012 2:53PM In this audio piece, senior from New Jersey, Cong Ding explains her misconceptions of economics as a freshman and her experience of studying economics at Duke University. Produced by Paul Dudenhefer, Music by Kevin MacLeod read more about Listen to Cong Ding's Experience »
17 January 2012 2:27PM read more about FCC Chairman to Lecture Jan. 19 »
12 January 2012 3:03PM Many visitors are giving lectures in the next two months. Here is the current list as of January 12. Please check the homepage as an event nears for any updates and papers to download. January February read more about Upcoming Department Seminars »
09 January 2012 4:24PM 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 Duke Economics faculty at the meeting held in Chicago. Does the Quality of Public Transit Affect Commuters' Response to Gasoline Price Changes? Christopher Timmins (Duke University) Allison Smith (Duke University) Elisheba Spiller (Duke University) Heather Stephens (Ohio State… read more about Faculty, Alumni, Grad Students Share Research at AEA Conference »
Katherine Donato's interest in international health began when she was an undergraduate at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. But it was her desire for more quantitative answers to issues of development that lead her to take courses in economics. This past summer, Donato, who graduated from Duke’s Economics Master’s program in December, worked in Uganda with the Progressive Health Partnership (PHP), a non-profit founded by Duke undergraduate students. In the following interview Donato shares her… read more about Recent MA Graduate Addresses Women's Health in Uganda »
19 December 2011 11:38AM read more about Darity Given NEA's Highest Honor »
08 December 2011 11:38AM read more about Duke gets another multimillion dollar gift »
07 December 2011 9:00AM read more about Bovenders to Give $25 Million to Duke »
02 December 2011 9:14AM read more about Chapel Prepares for 'Messiah' »