Posts Tagged ‘Economics’
Brand new Browns
Posted in Beyond Campus on October 16, 2012
In a big day for Cleveland sports, the Browns’ new ownership appointed Joe Banner ’75 as the team’s new CEO.
Keynes in context
Posted in Voices of Denison on April 12, 2012
On Bloomberg Radio, Provost Brad Bateman discusses Keynesian economic theory and its relevance today.
‘A downgrade in confidence’
Posted in Beyond Campus on November 23, 2011
Noted economist Lee Sachs ’85 talks to Bloomberg TV about the supercommittee’s failed deficit-reduction talks.
The folly of ‘dentistry’ economics
Posted in Academics & Research on November 7, 2011
In a New York Times op-ed, provost and economics professor Brad Bateman suggests where today’s economists have gone wrong.
‘I Want to Look American!’
Posted in Academics & Research on August 15, 2011
Summer scholar Rebecca Zhou ’13 looks at the American fashion industry’s future in China.
Remembering Mark Haines
Posted in Beyond Campus on May 25, 2011
Remembering the late Mark Haines ’68, popular host of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street.
You think our hill is steep?
Posted in Beyond Campus on March 22, 2011
The view from atop Mount Kilimanjaro is gorgeous, and, hey, so is that sweatshirt.
Commodities in an uncertain economy
Posted in Beyond Campus on March 7, 2011
In an interview with the Fox Business Network, John Faraci ’72 talks commodity prices in the wake of unrest and turmoil in North Africa and the Middle East.
Islamic economics & the Iranian Revolution
Posted in Academics & Research on November 2, 2010
Economics prof Sohrab Behdad discusses Islamic economics in revolutionary Iran with Amsterdam’s Radio Zamaneh.
‘Food security is no joke’
Posted in Voices of Denison on October 28, 2010
Economics prof Fadhel Kaboub addresses rising food prices in a letter to the Financial Times.
Where ‘more’ isn’t always better
Posted in Academics & Research on September 15, 2010
Rachel Mattingly ’11 and the non-oxymoron of a Buddhist approach to economic development.
Amber, aliens & the American diaspora
Posted in Academics & Research on September 10, 2010
Summer Scholars dish out their research in the humanities, social sciences, and fine arts.



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