Wall Street smarts
Students in the Investment Banking Industry Scholars program intern and are employed by some of the most successful financial companies, giving them a leg up on soft skills and stepping stone to their career.
What’s holding agricultural workers back?
Professor of Economics Berthold Herrendorf digs into why farm laborers make less money than those in any other sector — even when they move on to different jobs.
We’re just learning how exposure to air pollution degrades our brains
New research by economics professors Jonathan Ketcham, Kelly Bishop, and Nicolai Kuminoff found that increased, incremental exposure to fine particles called PM2.5 over the course of a decade increases the chances of a dementia diagnosis.
‘Shock’ing insights into carbon tax-induced innovation in green energy
Recent research looked to the past — to 1970s oil shocks specifically — to predict how endogenous innovation might affect green energy prices and in turn, carbon emissions.
Study shows reduced BMI could mean economic savings and increased workforce productivity
ASU’s L. William Seidman Research Institute found that reducing body mass index could achieve $461 million in financial benefit over 20 years for a sample group of Isagenix customers.
Annual Economic Outlook: Rosy and no recession in sight
What's next for Arizona's economy? Will the stock market continue its record climb, and what impact can national trends and policies have here at home? Hear from experts.
Arizona ranked Top 5 for job creation, come hear what’s driving our growth
2018 Annual Economic Outlook luncheon with W. P. Carey School of Business faculty
Palo Verde nuclear plant could close if renewable-energy measure passes, APS says
ASU's economic analysis of the green ballot initiative looks positive at first, reflecting what backers have said about creating jobs and benefiting the economy.
Retiring W. L. Gore President and CEO Terri Kelly on how bureaucracy-free business works
In recognition of her proven performance over 35 years at the global materials science company perhaps best known for its GORE-TEX fabrics products, the school honored her with the 2018 Executive of the Year Award.
Water woes: Past, present, and future
Professor of Sustainability and Economics Michael Hanemann, an expert in environmental and resource economics, explores this vital resource in the U.S. and around the world.