Closer to the Truth
Closer to the Truth
New research shows how environmental policy could affect employment and whether measures intended to reduce climate change cause job losses.
Alumnus Alhi N’Guessan Couples Economics with Environmental Policy
Alumnus Alhi N’Guessan Couples Economics with Environmental Policy
Alhi N’guessan (M.A. in Economics’ 21) believes in using economics to alleviate the effects of climate change while minimizing future consequences.
Study Abroad Scholarship Allows Georgia State Student to Explore Korean Culture, Pursue Career Goals
Study Abroad Scholarship Allows Georgia State Student to Explore Korean Culture, Pursue Career Goals
Ashley Aguilar hopes to work in South Korea in the field of environmental economics.
Taxing Tobacco and E-Cigarettes at Same Rate Will Harm Young Users, New Study Finds
Taxing Tobacco and E-Cigarettes at Same Rate Will Harm Young Users, New Study Finds
A National Institutes of Health-funded study suggests the Tobacco Tax Equity Act of 2021 may not benefit public health, particularly in young e-cigarette users.
Study Finds Students Spend Less than Half Their Normal Classroom Time Learning Virtually During Pandemic
Study Finds Students Spend Less than Half Their Normal Classroom Time Learning Virtually During Pandemic
New research from the Georgia Policy Labs finds that students spend less than half their normal classroom time on virtual learning during the pandemic.
School names Interim Directors for School of Social Work and Public Finance Research Cluster
School names Interim Directors for School of Social Work and Public Finance Research Cluster
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies named new interim directors for the School of Social Work and the Public Finance Research Cluster.
Andrew Young School Names Two Recipients Each to Early Career and Staff Excellence Awards, A First
Andrew Young School Names Two Recipients Each to Early Career and Staff Excellence Awards, A First
For the first time in its 25-year history, the Andrew Young School of Policy has named two recipients each to its prestigious annual faculty and staff awards
Economics Major Encourages Others to Pursue His Passion for Data Science
Economics Major Encourages Others to Pursue His Passion for Data Science
Gregorio Macias Garcia grduates with his B.S. in Economics this spring and plans to pursue a master’s degree and eventually become a data scientist.
Economics Major Plans to Pursue a Ph.D. to Help More Students Succeed
Economics Major Plans to Pursue a Ph.D. to Help More Students Succeed
Economics major Alyssa Taitt (B.S., ’21) plans to puruse a Ph.D. so that she can help other nontraditional students, like herself, succeed.
Chance Encounter Leads Economics Major to International Development
Chance Encounter Leads Economics Major to International Development
A young girl selling eggplants in a market pointed Miriam Savane Massandje to her future at Georgia State and her career in International Development.