/r/economics Grad School Panel V Economics

/r/economics Grad School Panel V
NYC taxi ride data suggest cozy relationship between big banks and the Fed
Extreme poverty is falling: How is poverty changing for higher poverty lines?
Iowa’s Employment Problem: Too Many Jobs, Not Enough People
5 ways the census income report misleads us about the real state of the economy
A Guaranteed Jobs-for-All Program Is Gaining Traction Among 2020 Democratic Hopefuls
These are the countries best prepared for the global energy transition
The Role of the Interest Deduction in the Corporate Tax Code
Letter to The Herald - Land Value Taxation would be an effective way to reduce inequality
Ethnic diversity and economic performance – an empirical investigation using survey data (PDF)
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Posted: 01 Apr 2018 06:18 PM PDT

Welcome to the fifth /r/economics Graduate School Panel!

If you have any questions about what to look out for at visit days, how to choose between programs, ask away! Or, if you're thinking about econ grad school in the future, feel free to ask about preparation and applications too.

If you would like to volunteer for our panel, please post a quick comment below describing your background. In particular, it would be great to hear if there's anything particular about the application process you can speak to (e.g. applying to grad school after significant work experience).

We won't be giving away incentive flair this time - instead, we invite you to apply for Bureau Member or Quality Contributor flair.

In addition, we have the career resources and advice in our /r/economics wiki (thanks to /u/Integralds). There's a lot of information here. Check it out!

You can also browse our previous Grad School Panels: