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A virtual Conference, What Economics Misses About American Racial Inequality: An Interdisciplinary Perspective, was hosted by Economics for Inclusive Prosperity on July 13, 2020. Watch the video
Belinda Hu '19: "How I went from an Economics undergrad at UC Berkeley to an Analyst at the IMF". Read the article
Join us on July 13, 2020 at 4:30 PM EST for a (virtual) conference: What does economics miss about racial inequality? Co-organized by the Berkeley Department of Economics Professor Gabriel Zucman in collaboration with Economics for Inclusive Prosperity's Suresh Naidu and Dani Rodrik. Register here
What would a hypothetical one million US deaths in the Covid-19 epidemic mean for mortality of individuals at the population level? A new NBER working paper by Joshua R. Goldstei and Ronald D. Lee looks into the demographic impact of the mortality of COVID-19. Read more
Read the LA Times Op-Ed by Berkeley Economics professor Aaron Edlin: How California’s smog alert system could be adapted to fight the coronavirus.
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Check out the new Spring 2020 issue of the Berkeley Economic Review (BER)! Berkeley Economic Review is the University of California at Berkeley's premier undergraduate, peer-reviewed, academic economics journal. Founded in 2016, they are a 100% student-run and student-produced nonprofit publication. They provide a forum for students to voice their views on current economic issues and ultimately to foster a community of aspiring economists. For more information visit the BER website.