In episode 3, Dr. Christopher Snyder discusses his research on the economics of preparing for the next global pandemic using data from COVID-19 and analysis of optimal vaccine development. Dr. Snyder shares the best way for society to get ahead on vaccine production and other advance preparations for pandemics.

Department of Economics Lecture Series on Inequality, Discrimination, and Opportunity. Monday, May 8, 2023, RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE.

Professors Marjorie Rose and Douglas Irwin will hosted an information session about the course "Economic Policy and Reform in Argentina and Chile" on Thursday, April 6. This article contains a video recording of the session. The course is the Fall 2023 version of Econ 70 - Immersion Experience in Applied Economics & Policy.

Lessons to be learned from Silicon Valley Bank's collapse.

The recent interest in the work of the Federal Reserve, especially in light of the recent bank failures, has led several media outlets to seek advice from Professor Andrew Levin who served in the past as an advisor to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

Decades of progress have seen greater opportunities for women in the workplace, but sizeable gender gaps remain in most indicators of economic achievement. Prof. Claudia Olivetti's research informs this article in Centre Piece.

Professor Bob Staiger revisits the formation of the WTO and its GATT predecessor with Chad P. Bown, in order to examine whether the WTO can meet today's policy challenges.

In this Financial Times article, Prof. Claudia Olivetti highlights how lack of adequate child care influences women's employment in Europe.

The Big Green Economics podcast with Gabe Gottesman '26 tells the story of the Department of Economics at Dartmouth, highlighting a professor's research in one bite-sized episode.

Sadie Alexander Association supports underrepresented minority and first-gen students.