Reminder that our intercollegiate professor panel “Lessons from the Pandemic” is THIS Friday at 3pm PDT! We encourage you to come with questions for the panelists or submit them in advance via our Q&A form below.
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After one year, how has COVID-19 changed our economy and people? Join Professor David Zilberman for our intercollegiate professor panel, “Lessons From the Pandemic,” hosted by @NYUeconreview and USC Economics Review!
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Q&A form: https://t.co/0AS4j4XKbB
No, this isn't a April Fool's Trick - Time is running out for Berkeley Economic Review's Spring 2021 Essay Contest!
DUE DATE: 04/04/2021
For information, guidelines, or any questions, check out our website at https://t.co/vm1rD3nDWJ or email us at [email protected]!
Berkeley Economic Review is now accepting submissions for its Spring 2021 Essay Contest!
For more information, guidelines for submission, or any questions, check out our website at https://t.co/vm1rD3nDWJ or email us at [email protected]!
DUE DATE: 04/04/2021
3 days left to submit your essay in Berkeley Economic Review's Essay Contest!
Send a PDF to [email protected] for a chance to be published in our magazine and receive a cash prize (more details on our website). Good luck!
Berkeley Economic Review is now accepting submissions for its Fall 2020 Essay Contest!
DUE DATE: Sunday, November 1st at 11:59 PM
Please send your response as a PDF to [email protected], with the subject line: “SF20 Essay Contest: [Your name]”
Goodluck!
This October 10th, join students from @berkeleyeconrev@NYUeconreview and Sarah Lawrence College Economics Review, for their panel: "Let's talk: Economics, epidemic, and election". Information on where to sign up in the flyer!
The Berkeley Economic Review is hosting an Intercollegiate Conference with NYU & Sarah Lawrence next week over Zoom. Tune in to hear professors share their insights about the economics behind the epidemic and current election!
BREAKING: The Trump administration has rescinded a rule that would have forced international students to leave the country if their colleges hold classes online this fall. The administration was sued over the new policy by Harvard and MIT. https://t.co/5kqSNY7r2C
Introducing the 9th volume of Berkeley Economic Review! This volume presents a research paper that evaluates the impact of MiFID II regulation on information asymmetries. It also includes interviews with UC Berkeley's renowned economics professors.
https://t.co/E64cyj95Gk
Berkeley Conversations today, 2PM Pacific: @BerkeleyIGS completed the largest survey of Californians showing opinions and attitudes related to COVID-19. they will discuss the results in the context of political polarization and racial inequality.Tune in: https://t.co/snjlnkgilE
#EconTwitter Check out the 4th issue of our magazine, equilibrium! This issue features our top articles from Spring 2020 which explore a wide range of #economic topics: from the economic effects of #covid19 to #antitrust.
https://t.co/V36aqL5kpH
“Environmental degradation is a surprisingly neglected consequence of economic growth.” #EconTwitter
Read this article to learn more:
https://t.co/TFDePfbi38
Read our latest interview where Professor Meredith Lynn Fowlie talks about the economics of energy in developing countries and the United States. #EconTwitter#policy#renewables#economics
https://t.co/cigCP2GhXO
Read this article to find out what GDP fails to consider and why it may not be an accurate metric of a nation’s well-being:
#GDP#EconTwitter#Economics#economy
https://t.co/E2SbH14u93
Read our latest article to learn more about the economic effects of the three most serious epidemics in history and how these effects are felt disproportionately by people living in poverty.
#EconTwitter#pandemic#COVID19#History
https://t.co/gb4vwtJrY9