Read the latest department news, including faculty announcements, student achievements, and more.
Welcome to Princeton, Professor Dupas! As the semester begins, we reached out to renowned development economist Professor Dupas to learn more about what she’s working on as she starts this new chapter at Princeton.
Bleemer, whose groundbreaking research on affirmative action has strengthened our understanding of one of the most urgent questions in higher education, is also affiliated with Princeton's Industrial Relations Section.
Karthik Sastry, who earned his bachelor's degree at Princeton in 2016, returns to campus with a joint appointment's at the Economics Department and the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA).
Ziang Li has received the 2023 Ben Bernanke Prize in Financial and Monetary Economics.
UCF students Antek Hasiura, Shirley Ren, and Nicole Svensson are among the five seniors selected to present their Junior Independent Work at the 2023 JIW Research Forum.
On May 12, 2023, more than fifty friends and colleagues came together to celebrate the accomplishments and mentorship of Princeton Professor Richard Rogerson.
In his latest book, Markus Brunnermeier provides an incisive overview of the macroeconomics of financial crises—essential reading for students and policy experts alike.
Markus Brunnermeier is teaching an intensive online summer school that brings Ph.D. students to the frontier of modern continuous time modeling techniques at the intersection between macroeconomics, monetary economics, and (international) finance.
On Monday, May 29, two Undergraduate Certificate in Finance students from the Class of 2023 were awarded by the Bendheim Center for Finance.
Congratulations to the Princeton Economics Class of 2023! Here's a quick look at all the big moments from this year's Class Day celebration.
MIT's Emil Verner joins our Alumni Conversation series to talk to his advisor, Professor Atif Mian, about his dissertation—and what it taught him about the research process.
With the help of his advisor, Professor Seema Jayachandran, Amichai Feit ('23) published an impressive study of the economic welfare effects of two major public policies in India.
The Bendheim Center announces new Minor in Finance program for undergraduate students.
In a recent Princeton Talks lecture, Leah Boustan reviews several prevailing myths about U.S. immigration and argues that data and facts, not ideology, should influence immigration policy and debates.
The International Economics Section (IES) at Princeton congratulates Michael Jenuwine on being awarded the 2023 Avinash K. Dixit Prize in International Economics.
The Wall Street Journal reports on a recent ranking of universities whose graduates earn the highest salaries in finance.
The JIW process can be time-consuming and intimidating–but also rewarding. Here are five pieces advice from, from fellow ECO majors, on how to write a stellar Junior Paper.
In this episode of our Alumni Conversations series, Professor Janet Currie talks to her former student Diane Alexander (Ph.D. 2016). Alexander is now an Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Care Management at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Each year, the International Economics Section (IES) at Princeton University invites a member of the international economics community to deliver the prestigious Frank D. Graham Memorial Lecture.
Chicago Booth’s Ralph S.J. Koijen and Princeton’s Motohiro Yogo answer a few questions about why they decided to write a new textbook on insurance and how the book’s contents can enhance graduate learning.
