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An essential tool for understanding the complexities of modern society, Economics analyzes more than just the monetary forces that have shaped our society.
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Economics Professor Russ Roberts wants to explain the important differences between Keynes's and Hayek's understanding of economic booms and busts. What better way than featuring these economic giants in a rap video? Watch this latest production from econstories.tv, "Fear the Boom and Bust,"at Cafe Hayek. Read More >>
In his New York Times column entitled "Freakonomics," journalist Steven D. Levitt reviews Mason professor Peter Leeson's book The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates. Levitt describes Leeson as "one of the most creative young economists around." Read More >>
While many of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences' students will travel abroad this winter, 20 of them are headed to places likes Israel, Palestine, London, Switzerland, Greece, and Turkey thanks to awards from Mason's Center for Global Education. Read More >>