At Dartmouth Economics, we offer courses in areas like competition and strategy, development economics, finance, health economics, international economics, labor economics, macroeconomics, and public economics. We use the frameworks of economics and data analysis to understand pressing social issues, and we involve our students in that work.
We stand in support of those who suffer from racial violence on an ongoing basis, and we stand with those who are combatting the systemic racial injustices of our society. (Complete Statement is here.)
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In honor of our Dartmouth Veteran's, please watch the story of Andres Avalos' journey from military service to Dartmouth College. https://youtu.be/yHBbUGiLxp4
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Our team is hard at work, in this crazy time and in this remote learning setting, and we hope you will consider attending one of our Zoom practice sessions.
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As Dartmouth's most visible and respected international economist from the late 1970s to the late 1980s, she helped recruit a group of economists studying international issues to the faculty.
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The Department of Economics is excited to welome the following new faculty: Apoorv Gupta, Diego Ramos-Toro, Maddie McKelway, Matthew Grant, Meredith Startz, Nathan Zorzi and Steve Mello.
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The Department of Economics at Dartmouth College congratulates its 2020 graduating class with messages of advise and appreciation from the Economics faculty. Click here to view a special message from your Econ faculty!
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Prof. Chris Snyder is interviewed as part of the Wheeler Institute's Covid-19 series.
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Professor Christopher Snyder's research on Advance Market Commitment (AMC) models for health technology financing is featured on AcceleratingHT - analysis of alternative financing and incentive schemes for accelerating the development of vaccines.
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Congratulations to Sloane Sambuco (Economics major modified with computer science; psychology minor) for being awarded a Fulbright research scholarship to the IE Business School in Madrid.
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Lalos was a first-team All-Ivy League selection as a senior, and part of a Dartmouth defense that held the opposition to 12.4 points per game in 2019, the second lowest total in the FCS. The Big Green (9-1, 6-1) won a share of its 19th Ivy League title — an Ancient Eight record.
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