Professor Josh Ederington and Chair and Professor Jenny Minier (@jennyminier.bsky.social) share evidence that business cycles and economic shocks have become more globalized over the past couple of decades. fortune.com/2026/02/08/s...

Professor Peter Nencka (@peternka.bsky.social) will be having a brown bag seminar today at 11:30. He'll be presenting his paper, "Democratizing Opportunity? The Effects of the U.S. High School Movement."

Be sure to check out the work from our own Professor Greg Niemesh and Eco alum, Jackie Craig ('17).

Women in Economics will be having a Resume Refresh on February 17 at 6:00 in FSB. This meeting will be centered around professional development, and there will be a chance for everyone to get a professional headshot and have their resume looked at.

Some of our Eco MA students recently went to a site visit of DJJ Company to work on their client project of forecasting the demand of their steel projects.

Women in Economics will be hosting their Welcome Back night on Tuesday, February 10th at 6:00. Be sure to stop in and check it out.

Be sure to check out recent work from our Eco alum Dan Hungerman ('00) and former Economics Advisory Board member.

Congratulations to all for their years of service, but special congratulations goes to Professor Steve Elliott for 25 years of being at Miami! miamioh.edu/news/2026/02...

Be sure to check out the upcoming events for Women in Economics for the semester.

Be sure to check out Professor John Bowblis in a recent article about Medicaid and patient care. www.mcknights.com/news/low-sta...

Interested in the faculty you may work with in our MA program? To just name a few are Dr. Riley Acton, Dr. Peter Nencka. Dr. Chuck Moul, Dr. Jonathan Wolff, Dr. Jing Li, Dr. David Lindequist, Dr Kim Berg, and Dr. Jim Flynn. Take a look at their research! miamioh.edu/fsb/director...

February 1st is the deadline for completed MA apps for financial assistance. Apps will still be looked over after. Be sure to get your apps complete to join our great program!! miamioh.edu/fsb/graduate...

Our MA students have ended up with great placements after completing our program. Some great employers some went to are EY, KeyBank, Worldpay, Federal Reserve Bank (Cleveland and Chicago). Some great schools they went onto are Indiana University and Georgia State University.

Welcome back for spring semester! Let's have a great semester! * This is what we wish the weather was like now!

Congratulations to all our Eco graduates today. Best of luck in your future endeavors!

Be sure to check out some work from our own Professor Riley Acton @riacton.bsky.social.

Wonder what some standard semesters/classes would look like in our MA program? Take a look at a standard class schedule students would take along with in the spring/summer is when the thesis/project work would take place. miamioh.edu/fsb/graduate...

We have 2 great options our MA students work on to put their learning to real life use: thesis or project.Some thesis topics have covered MLB compensations, union contracts, divorce laws. Some group projects were with Cincinnati Metro and FIS. miamioh.edu/fsb/graduate...

MA in Eco? Try ours! Focused on innovation and real-world application, after completing the program, you'll be prepared to, frame and answer questions from unstructured situations, excel in eco or policy Ph.D. programs, and achieve success in quant tracks. miamioh.edu/fsb/graduate...

30 Miami students have been learning about internl fin, Brexit, and the euro in Dublin with Prof Josh Ederington and Conor Burns. They’ve visited Croke Park and Guinness and had a fascinating guest lecture from Ron Davies, prof at University College Dublin (and Miami econ alum!)

Be sure to take a look at an interesting experience some of our Miami students had including of one of our Eco majors. miamioh.edu/news/2026/01...

Be sure to check out some new work from Professor John Bowblis mentioned in McKnights Long-Term Care News. www.mcknights.com/news/medicai...

Congratulations to all our Eco graduates today! Best of luck in all your future endeavors!

Best of luck to all on their finals this week. Study hard and finish strong!

Our last brown bag of the semester is Professor Jonathan Wolff presenting, ""Growth in a time of (Projected) Debt." This is also co-authored by Miami's Professor Jing Li and alum Jackie McCafferty ('21/22).

For #GivingTuesday, please consider donating to the Eco Dept. Any donation can go to help various aspects of the dept from student and faculty research to student orgs to student experiential learning as well as the Honors conference! All is appreciated. securelb.imodules.com/s/916/lg21/f...

Be sure to take a look at something interesting one of our professors did for his Principles of Micro classes!

Congratulations to our own Professor Jiee Zhong (@jieezhong.bsky.social) on her forthcoming work! Be sure to check it out.

Be sure to check out the top 3 winners of the "Falling for Miami" photo contest. Congratulations to all, especially our Eco major, Julia Rode who got first place! miamioh.edu/news/2025/10...

If going to be at APPAM, be sure to check out our own presenting, Professor Riley Acton @riacton.bsky.social !

Be sure to check out some recent work of one of our Eco alums, Andrew Greenland ('08).

Be sure to check out some recent work of Professor John Bowblis mentioned in a recent article. www.mcknights.com/news/more-so...

Women in Eco is hosting their Prof Research Panel on November 5th at 6:00. They will be joined by Dr. Carla Nietfeld , Dr. Riley Acton (riacton.bsky.social), & Dr. Jenny Minier to share their experiences as powerful role models as women in economics.

Our next Brown Bag seminar will be with Professor Jiee Zhong (@jieezhong.bsky.social) presenting, "The Effect of Access to Pre-Kindergarten on Long-Term Educational and Labor Market Outcomes."

Women in Economics is hosting their infamous Chips & Scheduling Tips event on Wednesday, October 22nd, in FSB 1006, from 6-7 P.M.! Be sure to join us to have a snack, dive into the Economic requisite & elective courses, & get recommendations on scheduling for your success!

We love seeing faculty presenting their research. We also love faculty getting to see alums at conferences!

Be sure to take a look at another neat activity being done in the classroom; this time in Chair and Professor Jenny Minier's Economic Development with SDGs. www.linkedin.com/posts/jennym...

Be sure to check out Professor Peter Nencka's (@peternka.bsky.social) recent visit to the Miami Art museum with his class. What a neat venture our of the classroom! www.linkedin.com/posts/petern...

Let's welcome our seminar speaker, Sarah Miller (@smiller.bsky.social) presenting, "The Impact of Unconditional Cash Transfers on Parenting and Children."

Our next seminar speaker coming Friday: Sarah Miller (@smiller.bsky.social)

Be sure to check out some of the most recent work from our alum and current Economics Advisory Board (EAB) member, Jeffrey Prince ('98). papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Congratulations to Professor John Bowblis for receiving a grant from the University of Minnesota, pass-through funds from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. miamioh.edu/news/2025/09...

Congratulations to a few faculty, Professors Riley Acton (@riacton.bsky.social ), Jim Flynn (@jimflynn9.bsky.social ), and Jiee Zhong (@jieezhong.bsky.social ) on receiving a grant from the Russell Sage Foundation! miamioh.edu/news/2025/09...

Be sure to check out a recent podcast Professor Riley Acton was on discussing some of her recent work. (@riacton.bsky.social)

Women in Economics is hosting their Alumni Career Panel tonight at 6:00 P.M. in FSB 1006. Be sure to join them to connect with alumni & learn about how pursuing Eco can provide endless opportunities across industries! All are welcome.

We had a wonderful fall Economics Advisory Board (EAB) meeting. Board members got to engage with many faculty, administration, and students. We also had a wonderful board meeting with those both in person and virtual.

Women in Economics is hosting their Alumni Career Panel this Wednesday, October 8th, at 6:00 P.M. in FSB 1006. Be sure to join them to connect with alumni & learn about how pursuing Economics can provide endless opportunities across industries! All are welcome

Our next brown bag seminar speaker is Murad Zeynalli (@murzey5.bsky.social) presenting today, "Human Capital, Ancestry, and Skill Composition."

Professor Jonathan Wolff recently presented a paper entitled, "Growth in a time of (projected) debt," he co authored with our own Professor Nam Vu and alum Jackie McCafferty ('20/21) at the University of Athens.