Economics

He’ll use a grant to support financial education, debt relief, and seed funding programs for women and girls

It’s getting tougher than ever to become a homeowner, especially for first-time buyers. Jeffrey Zabel, Professor of Economics and Director of the Data Analytics Program, explains why.

The most effective solution to burnout at work is employee-focused organizational change, says Tufts expert

Tufts researcher shows connection between low rainfall and the outbreak of civil wars between African pastoralists and farmers

An expert explains what stagflation is and whether conditions are ripe for a repeat of the 1970s economic downturn

An economist looks for lessons from other countries’ efforts to use taxes on imported goods to drive domestic production

His graduate research looks at the ways that families invest in their kids

Gunnar Myrdal Professor of Economics Elizabeth Setren has received the U.S. government’s highest honor for scientists who demonstrate exceptional potential

A study of the voting records on conscription of U.S. legislators with draft-age sons in the 20th century shows how self-interest ruled votes