At Dartmouth Economics, we offer courses in areas like competition and strategy, development economics, finance, health economics, international economics, labor economics, macroeconomics, and public economics. We use the frameworks of economics and data analysis to understand pressing social issues, and we involve our students in that work.
The Department is honored to celebrate the achievements of the class of 2024. We're grateful for the opportunity to have worked with this talented group of individuals and appreciate the support they've received from family and friends as they endeavored to achieve their degrees.
Prof. Maddie McKelway is featured in this podcast from VoxDev. In this episode of VoxDevTalks, Maddie McKelway and Garima Sharma discuss some of the surprising revelations of a new cross-country study and suggest ways in which policy can improve the mental health of seniors.
Liam's paper Impact of Personality and Experience on Venture Capitalist Success was named a finalist in the 2023 IAES Best Undergraduate Paper Award Competition.
The Paganucci Fellows Program is a unique opportunity for Dartmouth undergraduates to take part in a global experiential learning program offered at Tuck.
Spring lecture on inequality, discrimination, and opportunity (LIDO). Tues., April 15th at 5pm. This presentation shows how economic models can be used to estimate the impact of racism.
Economics Professors Elizabeth Cascio, Bruce Sacerdote, Doug Staiger, along with Sociology Professor Michele Tine were asked to investigate the affect SAT scores had on Dartmouth admissions.