Economics
The Department of Economics supports Bachelor of Science programs with majors in economics through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and through the W. P. Carey School of Business, as well as a PhD in economics program.
Contact
Office: CRTVC 412
Mailing Address:
Main Campus PO BOX 879801 Tempe, AZ 85287-9801
Phone: 480-965-3531
Fax: 480-965-0748
Email: wpcareyecn@asu.edu
Mail Code: 9801
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Seung C. (Min) Ahn's main research areas are panel data analysis, empirical asset pricing models, and factor models.
Esteban Aucejo primary research focus is the economics of education, with a secondary interest in the field of labor economics.
Marjorie Baldwin is a health economist who has devoted a major part of her career to studying work disability and disability-related discrimination.
Professor Ballinger pursues research and teaching interests in macroeconomics, investment and financial fragility. Previously, he held teaching positions at American University and the United States Naval Academy.
Alexander Bick is a macroeconomist with interests in labor economics, and economic growth and development. His current research focuses on documenting and understanding cross-country differences in labor supply.
Kelly Bishop joined the Economics Department at ASU in 2013. She is an applied microeconomist with interests in environmental, urban, and labor economics.
Wyatt Brooks is an associate professor of economics in the W.P. Carey School of Business at ASU. He studies development economics and international trade.
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Blakemore’s research specialties are in labor and human capital economics and productivity analysis.
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Seung C. (Min) Ahn's main research areas are panel data analysis, empirical asset pricing models, and factor models.
Esteban Aucejo primary research focus is the economics of education, with a secondary interest in the field of labor economics.
Marjorie Baldwin is a health economist who has devoted a major part of her career to studying work disability and disability-related discrimination.
Professor Ballinger pursues research and teaching interests in macroeconomics, investment and financial fragility. Previously, he held teaching positions at American University and the United States Naval Academy.