About the Economics Department at CASE
The Economics Department is a center for sophisticated research and teaching in economics, management and public policy.
For our undergraduates, we run a highly regarded major that attracts some of the best students on the CASE campus. For the MBA program, we offer a diverse portfolio of classes ranging from core micro and macro to elective classes in International Economics, Health Economics, the Economics of Organizations, the Economics of Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, and the Economics of Technological Change.
As a Department we are committed to sustaining a stimulating intellectual environment for our faculty. We rely on Cleveland's central location and easy air connections to the coasts to bring in top scholars from around the country for our on-going seminar series in Markets, Organizations, and Public Policy (MOPPS). The seminar series deals with applied microeconomic topics and hosts attracts participants from across the university. In addition to the formal seminars, we have a regular Lunchtime Economic Seminar Series (L.E.S.S.) that offers a venue for faculty to present ideas very early in the research process. The vibrancy of our seminars is central to sustaining the kind of collaborative and interactive research environment that makes for a strong intellectual community of scholars.
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Robin A. Dubin
Associate Dean for Professional Program Management
Associate Professor, Economics
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1/21 Jonathan Guryan, University of Chicago
2/8 Jonathan Skinner, Dartmouth University
2/29 Daniel Hamermesh, UT Austin
3/7 Kathryn Shaw, Stanford University
3/28 John Cawley, Cornell University
4/10 Dean Karlan, Yale
4/11 Kenneth Kuttner Oberlin
4/17 Magne Mogstad, Columbia, Post Doc
New Course Spring '08 : World Economic History will be taught for the first time by a new faculty member to the Econ Dept, David Clingingsmith. This fascinating course spans diverse disciplines of anthropology, engineering, political science and of course history and economics. Click here to find out more.
Richard Shatten Case Competition: Click here to learn more about the Economics Department's Capstone class.
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