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News & Announcements Archive
Dr. John S. Chipman ’51, passes away at 96
Dr. John S. Chipman, a 1951 Ph.D. of the Economics Department, passed away at age 96 in 2022. John Chipman was a major scholar whose research has extended to econometric […]
Parag Pathak will be giving the Hopkins Distinguished Lecture Series
Parag A. Pathak, Class of 1922 Professor of Economics at MIT, will be giving the Johns Hopkins Distinguished Lectures in Economics with the title Still Worth The Trip? Modern-Era Busing […]
Conference in Honor of Edi Karni Takes Place October 8-9
On October 8th and 9th, the Department organized a conference in honor of Edi Karni, the Scott and Barbara Black Professor of Economics. It was attended by a large number […]
New Doctoral Students Welcome Party
The Department of Economics welcomed our incoming class of doctoral students in the annual department celebration on September 12th. The incoming class consists of 9 students.
2022 JHU Department of Economics Newsletter
It was another busy year for the Economics Department, with faculty and graduate student research activities, research conferences, seminars, and graduate student awards.
Conference in Honor of Robert Moffitt Takes Place September 9-10
A conference in honor of Krieger-Eisenhower Professor Robert Moffitt took place on September 9-10. Eleven distinguished economists gave papers at the conference and a five expert policy analysts participated in […]
Professor Bianchi Presents Research at Fed’s Economic Policy Symposium
Fed rate hikes won’t bring down inflation as long as government spending stays high, Professor Francesco Bianchi and Leonardo Melosi of the Chicago Fed wrote in a recent white paper presented at the Federal Reserve’s annual research symposium in Jackson Hole, WY.
Professor Nicholas Papageorge was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation
Nicholas Papageorge, Broadus Mitchell Associate Professor of Economics, was awarded a grant as a Co-Principal Investigator from the U.S. National Science Foundation with the project titled “Modeling Dynamic Disease-Behavior Feedbacks for […]
Graduate Students Mateo Velásquez-Giraldo and Matthew Zahn have been awarded NBER fellowships
Mateo Velásquez-Giraldo and Matthew Zahn, graduate students in the department, have been awarded National Bureau of Economic Research dissertation fellowships for the academic year 2022-2023. Mateo is studying how survey […]