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The Department of Economics is proud to recognize this year’s winners of the Yale Computer Science and Economics (CSEC) ...
06/02/2026

The Department of Economics is proud to recognize this year’s winners of the Yale Computer Science and Economics (CSEC) prizes, honoring seniors for outstanding coursework and senior essays.

Learn more about the prize winners here:

As Commencement this week, the Department awarded prizes for academic excellence, outstanding research, and exceptional ...
05/22/2026

As Commencement this week, the Department awarded prizes for academic excellence, outstanding research, and exceptional work in economics.

Congratulations to all of these seniors, and learn more about the prize winners here:

Congratulations to the Yale Economics PhD Class of 2026!At this week’s Commencement ceremony, the Department awarded 17 ...
05/20/2026

Congratulations to the Yale Economics PhD Class of 2026!

At this week’s Commencement ceremony, the Department awarded 17 new PhDs—Welcome to the Yale alumni community!

Meet the graduates, learn about their research, and see where they are headed next: https://

Meet the newest PhDs from Yale's Department of Economics

12/17/2025

In a Q&A, Yale economist Rohini Pande explains why a voluntary carbon market initiative adopted during the COP30 climate conference in Belém can help make emissions reduction cost effective — and promote innovation in the world’s developing nations.

As we kick off the fall semester, join us in welcoming our new faculty members to Yale!These new colleagues bring expert...
08/29/2025

As we kick off the fall semester, join us in welcoming our new faculty members to Yale!

These new colleagues bring expertise across many fields of economics that will enrich our research environment, enhance the student learning experience, and foster collaborations across the Department, its research centers, and the larger university community. We are delighted to welcome them to our faculty!

Joining us for Fall 2025 are Professor Leah Boustan, Assistant Professor Cody Cook, Professor Janet Currie, Professor Navin Kartik, Lecturer and Associate Research Scientist Maria Kogelnik, Assistant Professor Victoria Marone, Lecturer Theofanis Papamichalis, Senior Lecturer and Senior Research Scientist Marius Ring, and Lecturer Rohen Shah.

Earlier this year, we also welcomed Visiting Professor and Senior Research Scientist Bentley MacLeod and Lecturer Teresa Delgado, who both joined the Department in Spring 2025.

Learn more about their backgrounds and research:

08/19/2025

📣 Applications are open for the IDE Masters Program 📣

Join us for an informational session about the International and Development Economics Master's program hosted by EGC & Yale Department of Economics.

📅 Wednesday, August 20: Two sessions: 8AM & 2PM ET
💻 Register for the 8AM session: https://yale.zoom.us/s/96899267601
💻 Register for the 2PM session: https://yale.zoom.us/s/99609469695

The IDE Program is a one-year Master's program that helps students build the necessary toolkit for embracing obstacles in their future careers in international development.

📖 Read more about the program at the IDE website: https://economics.yale.edu/ide-ma-program

📖 Meet some recent grads and learn more about the program: https://egc.yale.edu/news/yale-ide-program-prepares-students-careers-international-development

We're proud to announce an outstanding cohort of undergraduate economics Peer Mentors for 2025-2026: Johanna Dammann, El...
08/15/2025

We're proud to announce an outstanding cohort of undergraduate economics Peer Mentors for 2025-2026: Johanna Dammann, Ellie Jiang, Sonia Jin, Kylie Kim, and Megan Wright.

Learn more about the program and the Mentors here:

Join us in welcoming Leah Boustan to Yale! She joins as a Professor of Economics and Director of the Economic History Pr...
08/13/2025

Join us in welcoming Leah Boustan to Yale! She joins as a Professor of Economics and Director of the Economic History Program at the Yale Economic Growth Center (EGC).

Professor Boustan’s research lies at the intersection between economic history and labor economics: Are immigrants more or less upwardly mobile than native-born US citizens? Do they displace American workers or reduce their wages? Were earlier waves of immigration somehow different, in terms of their economic effects?

Unfortunately, most of the popular answers to these questions lack hard data to support them. Her work seeks to address these evidence gaps and debunk immigration myths through innovative data analysis. Much of her research focuses on the economic and cultural effects of immigration, utilizing both historical and contemporary data.

Learn more about her background and research in Yale EGC's latest Faculty Spotlight:

New EGC affiliate Leah Boustan analyzes US historical data to evaluate contemporary narratives around immigration.

08/12/2025

New EGC affiliate Leah Boustan analyzes US historical data to evaluate contemporary narratives around immigration.

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