Learning Goals

• Studying the past and present world economy to better understand the human experience. 
   
• Learning, evaluating, and extending theoretical models to identify key forces driving real world economic phenomena. 
   
• Applying empirical tools to test theory and derive insights from data. 
   
• Creating and evaluating independent research grounded in economic theory and empirical methods. 
   
• Using theoretical and empirical evidence to inform public policy. 
   
• Embedding economics within a broad liberal arts education.

                                                                                      _{(Revised by the Economics Faculty in January 2024)}