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History of Economic Thought , Student Work / 2 years ago

H.E.R.O. Profile -- Freida Wunderlich

Research , Student Work / 2 years ago

Oxford Research Scholars Project Acceptance—Welcome Amanda Xie!

Teaching , Student Work / 1 year ago

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H.E.R.O. Profile—Joan Robinson

Not Known Enough A trailblazer, iconoclast, innovator, and disruptor in economic theory and academia, Joan Violet Robinson (nee Maurice) (1903-1983) would profoundly contribute to thought that remains ...

Equity in Education: An Analysis of China’s “Double Reduction” Policy from a Utopian Socialist Perspective

Introduction On July 23, 2021, The General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the General Office of the State Council jointly issued a policy statement titled “Opinions ...

Introducing: Dooley Dose of Economics

To demonstrate how the papers in my Principles of Microeconomics classes, I have enlisted the help of one student (for now) to creatively extend the papers she submitted in my class. The assignment challenges ...

H.E.R.O. Profile--Jane Haldimand Marcet

Early Life As the child of the prominent banker Antoine Haldimand and his wife Jane Pickersgill in 18th century London, Jane Haldimand Marcet had opportunities that few other young women afforded at the ...

Dooley Dose of Economics: The Invisible (Bone) Hand

Dooley, a shy but fierce skeleton, has resided at Emory University for more than a century. Before his exhibition with the college, he lived a small and isolated life, making his own food, clothes, and ...

H.E.R.O. Profile--Jessica Blanche Peixotto

Early Life Peixotto was born in 1864 in New York City to parents Raphael Peixotto and Myrtilla Jessica Davis Peixotto. The Peixottos were a Portuguese-Jewish family who fled for the New World during ...