Faculty in the Department of Economics are experts in their fields. Some of their research interests include:
- Applied game theory
- Behavioral economic theory
- Econometrics
- Economic development
- Empirical industrial organization
- Fraudulent financial practices
- Global outsourcing and bi-sourcing
- Health economics
- Housing markets
- Industrial organization
- International trade in technology
- Labor economics
- Macroeconomics
- Market design
- Matching theory
- Media economics
- Monetary Theory
- Public economics and finance
- Quantitative methods
- Revenue management and pricing
~8,000
Students
15
Undergraduate Majors
13
Master's Degrees
6
Doctoral Degrees
Economics Brown Bag Research Workshops
Attend an upcoming brown bag research workshop to support faculty and doctoral students as they present early-stage research projects to collect feedback.
