From Solow to Goldin, top moments from “The Work Goes On” podcast
If you’re a labor economist or someone interested in the field of industrial relations, "The Work Goes On" makes for great summer listening.
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If you’re a labor economist or someone interested in the field of industrial relations, "The Work Goes On" makes for great summer listening.
Whether you're looking to pass the time on a long flight or just trying to make the most of some easy summer nights, our faculty have a few recommendations to get you through Labor Day.
On May 10, Markus Brunnermeier delivered the 2023-24 Keynes Lecture at Cambridge University on "The International Monetary System and Safe Assets."
Congrats to the Class of 2024! A quick look at some of the biggest moments from this year’s Class Day celebration.
As part of Class Day 2024, BCF awarded Jonathan Payne the inaugural Princeton Teaching and Advising in Finance Prize.
On Monday, May 27, two Undergraduate Certificate in Finance students from the Class of 2024 were awarded prizes by the Bendheim Center for Finance.
On Tuesday, April 30, 2024, the Ludwig Erhard Forum (LEF) hosted Harold James, Princeton Univeristy's Claude and Lore Kelly Professor in European Studies and affiliated faculty member of the Bendheim Center, to deliver the third LEF Academy Lecture.
25 undergraduates traveled to D.C. to meet with a host of Princeton alumni and learn about the range of economic and finance policy careers in the Federal government and the public sector.
The Graham Lecture, hosted by Princeton's International Economics Section, was established in 1949 to honor Princeton Professor Frank Graham.
Join us in welcoming the incoming class of Master in Finance students.
The award will support Liu's research on how interconnected networks of companies, industries, technologies, and countries affect economic growth, capital flows, and industrial policy.
Watch a video of Stroebel presenting “The Social Integration of International Migrants: Evidence From The Network of Syrians In Germany."
On Saturday, February 10, the Princeton Chapter of Scholars of Finance hosted an insightful summit, attended by over 70 students from nine universities and 10 finance industry executives.
Derenoncourt’s research examines issues in labor economics, economic history, and inequality, often with a focus on racial inequities that continue to pervade American society.
Professor Ezra Oberfield on the choices businesses make and how those choices shape our world.
Duygu Gozeler Porchet (MFin '07) was recently awarded the "Forte Foundation Fellowship for Women" as part of her admission to Said Business School, the University of Oxford's Executive MBA Program.
Samya Aboutajdine, Maria Oaquim de Medeiros, Jordan Richmond, and Carolyn Tsao are the recipients of this year's research grants distributed by the Program for Research on Inequality (PRI).
Orley Ashenfelter answers seven questions about his many contributions to Princeton and the field of economics.
At this year's annual meetings of the American Finance Association (AFA), AFA President and Princeton Professor Markus Brunnermeier delivered the 2024 Presidential Address on "Macrofinance and Resilience."
Students working on their Junior Papers or Senior Theses are invited to kick-off the next phase of their independent research during the second week of Wintersession.
Applications for BCF's Fall 2024 Master in Finance program reached record breaking numbers with a 54% increase.