Roosevelt University Economics Department

Roosevelt University Economics Department Roosevelt's economics department continues to be well known for its abiding commitment to diversity and pluralism.

http://www.roosevelt.edu/CAS/Programs/ECON.aspx The undergraduate major in Economics was one of the first majors offered at Roosevelt University. Lester Telser (B.A., 1951), Emeritus Professor of Economics at the Univeristy of Chicago, is a shining example of the value of a Roosevelt economics degree. Roosevelt's distinguished graduates are now pursuing successful careers at the Federal Reserve Ba

nk, and in business, law, government, labor, and education. The undergraduate major aims at providing students with a solid understanding of contemporary economics from both traditional and non-traditional points of view. Course offerings regularly include topics addressed to the theory of the market order, the business cycle, social policy, immigration, international trade and development, the economic lives of women, contemporary labor problems, the economics of the public sector, the economics of money and banking, and economic statistics.

08/10/2022

The economic value of and domestic labour of all sorts is hard to estimate but not impossible, and it should be factored into household pay and rewarded directly. That so many labour without direct reward is exploitative.

The next time someone asks how we will ever pay for everything in Biden's infrastructure plan share this.
04/05/2021

The next time someone asks how we will ever pay for everything in Biden's infrastructure plan share this.

55 corporations had zero federal tax liability in 2020, including household names like Nike, FedEx and Dish Network, analysis finds.

03/21/2020
03/08/2020

Harry T. Moore and his wife Harriette were killed by the Ku Klux Klan in 1951 when a bomb was placed under their home in Mims.

You can register to vote at RU on Wednesday.
02/10/2020

You can register to vote at RU on Wednesday.

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02/03/2020

While billionaires, most of them men, continue to accumulate wealth, women around the world are trapped in poverty because they spend much of their time on “uncompensated” work.

02/02/2020

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