The conversation with Raphael Bostic will connect his experience in economic leadership and public service with the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies’ work informing economic and policy decisions that shape Atlanta and communities beyond it.
A new academic study shows that when local governments collect more in property taxes, some government officials manipulate accounting numbers to hide a budget surplus so they can keep increasing taxes.
A new study from researchers at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business reveals that consumers are wary of the sustainability of products designed by AI but there are ways companies can alleviate some skepticism.
The university's economic impact across the region increased 8.1 percent over the previous year.
Organized crime may seem like an unlikely economics lesson, but a Georgia State University course uses it to help students explore market failure, governance and policy issues.
To determine its rankings, CEO Magazine profiles 340 programs across 24 countries, evaluating performance criteria that include faculty quality, diversity, accreditation, cohort composition, and exposure.
Miranda Baras (M.I.S. ’22) has been making strides in healthcare and entrepreneurship since earning her master’s degree in biomedical science and enterprise from Georgia State’s Institute for Biomedical Sciences.
There’s been lots of research documenting how local papers shutting down negatively impacts voter participation and civic engagement, but how does it affect small local businesses?
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved the naming rights for Georgia State's baseball stadium, officially designating the facility as Chastain Childers Field at Bill and Susan Reeves Stadium.
Sarah Darabadey, a double major in business management and hospitality administration in Georgia State’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, will be spending the summer in Ireland after winning the prestigious Frederick Douglass-Daniel O’Connell Global Internship.
