Annual Women in Economics Luncheon Provides Opportunity for Support and Collaboration

On February 14, The Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics hosted the Annual Women in Economics Luncheon, open to female-identifying economics stu...

List to Receive The John von Neumann Award by the Rajk College for Advanced Studies (Budapest, Hungary)

John A. List, The Kenneth C. Griffin Distinguished Service Professor in Economics and the College, will receive the The John von Neumann Award given a...

Nobel Laureate, Claudia Goldin, AM’69, PhD’72, Receives 2024 Alumni Award

Upcoming Event | How Creative Destruction Can Reduce Poverty in Middle-Income Countries: A World Bank Proposal

Wednesday, February 21, 2024 5:30 - 6:45 pm CST Chicago Council on Global Affairs Conference Center  130 East Randolph Street Chicago, IL 60601 ...

Micro Lessons: John List and Steven Levitt create a bite-sized version of their College econ course

Social Scientists Should Produce Policy-based Evidence in Their Research from the Start

Professor John List argues in his new paper to consider five vital signs to determine if an idea is scalable for the real world. By Sarah Steimer ...

Faculty Economics Announcements

Social scientists should produce policy-based evidence in their research from the start

Professor John List argues in his new paper to consider five vital signs to determine if an idea is scalable for the real world. By Sarah Steimer ...

Michael Greenstone Named Distinguished Lecturer for 2024 American Economic Association Annual Meeting

The Milton Friedman Distinguished Service Professor in Economics, Michael Greenstone, has been named the Distinguished Lecturer for the ASSA 2024 Annu...

James J. Heckman, PhD analyzes the work of Piketty and Saez and income inequality

Michael Greenstone, PhD evaluates climate policy and a new powerful policy tool (New York Times)