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The Running Economist: June 2014

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Clinical depression and labor market outcomes. Papua New Guinea HIES. Economics of Al Capone. SAS Visual Analytics and UN Comtrade. Consumer sentiment and price expectations August 2016. Real estate index August 2016. Saturday, June 21, 2014. Update, update, update. It has been a while since I actually typed up a detailed blog entry, so this is a stab at updating my running, research, etc. Zoey calling an audible. Posted by alice louise kassens uhl. Tuesday, June 10, 2014. Posted by alice louise kassens ...

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Clinical depression and labor market outcomes. Papua New Guinea HIES. Economics of Al Capone. SAS Visual Analytics and UN Comtrade. Consumer sentiment and price expectations August 2016. Real estate index August 2016. Saturday, August 30, 2014. Two weeks of aqua training, lots of writing, and the start of the new school year. And the Roanoke Star. The Times actually did their own write-up about the report rather than just reproducing our report. Training in the pool continued to be fun and challenging&#4...

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Clinical depression and labor market outcomes. Papua New Guinea HIES. Economics of Al Capone. SAS Visual Analytics and UN Comtrade. Consumer sentiment and price expectations August 2016. Real estate index August 2016. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Several weeks ago I had the opportunity to do a podcast with Frank Conway of Economic Rockstar. We chatted for well over an hour about economic pedagogy, research interests, and running. The interview was released recently and you can listen to it here. A href="http...

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Clinical depression and labor market outcomes. Papua New Guinea HIES. Economics of Al Capone. SAS Visual Analytics and UN Comtrade. Consumer sentiment and price expectations August 2016. Real estate index August 2016. Wednesday, May 20, 2015. The ugly, the bad, and the good. Mile 22 (Photo: Kimberly Bowler). Getting my growler for 2nd master (Photo: Kimberly Bowler). I have unresolved questions:. Did I set the bar too high? Should I do another marathon? After the race I was terribly upset. To non-run...

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What is new with you? Advice for our graduates. Thursday, March 26, 2015. Senior economics major Ted Ellis wins RC Spring Break Photo Contest. Ted Ellis spent his spring break in Panama conducting research for his Spanish Honors in Major project (he is a double Economics and Spanish major). He submitted the photo below to the Roanoke College Spring Break Photo Contest and took first prize. Congrats Ted! Ted Ellis `15 and Rooney visit Panama. Posted by alice louise kassens uhl. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Roanoke College Economics: September 2014

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What is new with you? Advice for our graduates. Wednesday, September 17, 2014. This semester four economics majors are participating in the first economics service learning course. Emma Webb, Robert Horn, Katelyn Nuckoles, and William Corso will be assisting Mr. Hartman in teaching his AP Economics course at Patrick Henry High School. Posted by alice louise kassens uhl. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). We want to stay in touch with you! Free exchange (The Economist). Student, faculty, alumni, and friends.

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What is new with you? Advice for our graduates. Occupational Outlook for Students with a Degree in Economics. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). We want to stay in touch with you! Roanomics Volume 6, Issue 2. Free exchange (The Economist). Rutgers Labor Economist William (Bill) Rodgers' Blog. Student, faculty, alumni, and friends. And follow us on Twitter @roanokeecon. We look forward to hearing from you. There was an error in this gadget.

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Roanoke College Economics: Save the penny? Most say "NO"!

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What is new with you? Advice for our graduates. Tuesday, January 20, 2015. Source: The New Yorker. Last month Dr. Garry Fleming wrote a piece for Roanomics. Discussing the future of the penny. The New Yorker. Published an interesting article. On the issue in 2008. Below is an excerpt from Fleming's commentary:. Today, pennies are simultaneously ubiquitous and scarce, an interesting paradox. No one actually carries pennies around anymore, do they? What did you tell us? Now the follow-up question:. And fol...

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Roanoke College Economics: October 2014

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What is new with you? Advice for our graduates. Tuesday, October 28, 2014. Economics Reading Group Meeting #2. The first meeting of the Economics Reading Group was held last week. We discussed the chapter on income facts and fallacies in Thomas Sowell's "Economic Facts and Fallacies." Our discussion was started by watching a video interview of Sowell from 2008 (posted in a previous blog post). To watch a more recent interview (2011) with Sowell on the latest edition of his book, see below. Please go to t...

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What is new with you? Advice for our graduates. Tuesday, December 23, 2014. Roanomics Volume 5, Issue 1. Enjoy the latest from the Roanoke College Economics Program. Roanomics Volume 5, Issue 1. Posted by alice louise kassens uhl. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We want to stay in touch with you! Roanomics Volume 5, Issue 1. Free exchange (The Economist). Rutgers Labor Economist William (Bill) Rodgers' Blog. Student, faculty, alumni, and friends.

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