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This presentation shows how economic models can be used to estimate the impact of racism. Application for Econ 70.06 Frauds, Panics, Crashes, and Bank Runs This is an immersive course that will feature intensive group projects, presentations of academic papers, and original research. The immersion portion will take place in NYC and Wash. D.C. Application open for Econ 70.04 Peru Immersion Experience In Economics 70.04 students study a specific topic in applied economics or policy, first in the classroom and then, after the end of the exam period, in a two-week immersion experience off-campus. Liam Prevelige ’23, Finalist Best Undergraduate Paper Award Competition 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. Paid Internships with Paganucci Fellows Program The Paganucci Fellows Program is a unique opportunity for Dartmouth undergraduates to take part in a global experiential learning program offered at Tuck. Best Co-editor Prize at the Journal of International Economics Dartmouth faculty have won in every year they were eligible: Nina Pavcnik ’17 ’18, Treb Allen ’20 ’21 ’22 ’23. Female Labour Force Participation - a VoxDevLit Prof. Madeline McKelway is a Co-editor of this literature review that helps to summarize the evidence on women’s labor force participation. Professors’ research informs decision to reinstate SAT as admissions requirement 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. Prof. Doug Staiger’s work with the Education Recovery Scorecard covered in NYTimes The article covers their newly released report "The First Year of Pandemic Recovery: A District-Level Analysis. Big Green Economics Podcast #8 International Economics: Dartmouth’s most popular economics class goes abroad - What happens when two foreign countries become an economics classroom? Recent Publications view all Corporate social responsibility and voting over public goods Andrew A. Samwick , Sophie Wang Global Finance Journal, Volume 60, May 2024, 100940 What explains different rates of nursing home admissions? Comparing the United States to Denmark and the Netherlands Judith Bom, Pieter Bakx, Eddy van Doorslaer, Mette Gørtz, Jonathan Skinner The Journal of the Economics of Ageing Volume 25, June 2023 Standing in international investment and trade disputes Ralph Ossa, Robert W. Staiger , Abhijit Banerjee, Alan O. Sykes, Frank Schilbach, Miriam Sequeira Journal of International Economics Volume 145, November 2023, 103791 The Educational Consequences of Remote and Hybrid Instruction during the Pandemic Dan Goldhaber, Thomas J. Kane, Andrew McEachin, Emily Morton, Douglas O. Staiger , et al. American Economic Review: Insights Vol. 5, No. 3, September 2023 Department Statement on Racial Justice Our department is committed to taking action that contributes to broader efforts to root out racism. Dartmouth Economic Research Scholars The DERS program provides mentoring and support in economics research to students with strong research potential and high academic standing. College Fed Challenge at Dartmouth College Fed Challenge is a team competition for undergraduate students. Darmouth’s team won the National Championship for 2020! 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