Student Research
Read what our undergraduate and graduate
students have been up to.
Do Affirmative Action Bans Discourage Minority Applicants from Applying to College?
How the Business Cycle Affects Undergraduate Decisions About Graduate School
Consistently Strong: Job Placement Remains Highly Successful
It was a year of disjointed market rounds, but our graduate students had excellent outcomes.
Can Performance Pay for Teachers Improve Student Learning in India?
Pay-for-performance program addresses teacher motivation and student learning level.
The Latter Years: The 1980s to Present Day
Part II of the history of the UC San Diego’s Department of Economics
Faculty in the News
- Do The Unemployed Turn To Insurgency?
- What The IRS Could Learn From Mormons
- From schooling to learning
- Does fiscal stimulus work?
- 93 genius ideas from the lab to improve your life
- Numbers That Sway Markets and Voters
- Report: We still don’t know much about charter schools
- There’s need for a reward and recognition system for teachers
- A corporate tax code for a different century
- Checkpoints, Not Checks
- Welcome to the Age of Overparenting
- Rick Santorum thinks gas prices caused the recession. Is he right?
- Why Is Oil So Dear?
- Why gas prices vary so much from one place to the next
- Many of India’s Poor Turn to Private Schools
Issue 6 : May 1, 2012
Student Research
- Do Affirmative Action Bans Discourage Minority Applicants from Applying to College?
- How the Business Cycle Affects Undergraduate Decisions About Graduate School
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