EconomicsGraduate Program Summary |
Graduate Degrees OfferedM.A.; Ph.D. Specializations Environmental Studies; Great Plains Studies; Water Resources Planning and Management (M.A.) Areas of Study Econometrics; Economic Education; Economic History; Industrial Organization and Regulation; Institutional Economics; International Trade and Finance; Labor Economics; Monetary Economics; Public Economics Application ChecklistRequired by Office of Graduate Studies
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Application Deadline Domestic Applicants Fall: June 30 Spring: October 31International Applicants Fall: March 1 Spring: October 1
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Description of ProgramAt Nebraska, economists are trained in applied economic analysis in graduate programs that begin with solid technical training in economic theory and quantitative methods and progress to applications of those tools in selected fields. A student may earn a Master of Arts, a joint Master of Arts/Juris Doctor, or a Doctor of Philosophy. The M.A. program trains students to be effective financial or policy analysts in either the private or public sectors. Their analytic skills prepare them for staff positions, management, teaching or further graduate work. The Ph.D. is a scholarly degree, preparing students to make significant contributions advancing the discipline and communicating those advances in the form of publication and teaching. Graduates are employed in college and university teaching positions as well as in research and consulting for business and government. Admission requirements include strong academic achievement and training in economics, mathematics, and statistics.
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ContactGraduate Chair Dr. Matthew Cushing402-472-2323 Department Address 340 CBALincoln NE 68588-0489 Department Website
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Faculty and Research
| Sam Allgood | Welfare Costs of Taxation; Determinants of CEO Turnover; Economics of Education | |
| John Anderson | Tax Policy; Urban Land Development; Housing Economics; Fiscal Reform; Transition Economics | |
| Roger Butters | Economic Education; International Economics | |
| Matthew Cushing | Macroeconomics Time-Series | |
| Richard Edwards | History, Demography, and Natural Resources of the Great Plains | |
| Scott Fuess, Jr | Labor Economics; Macroeconomics; Econometrics | |
| F. Gregory Hayden | Public Policy; Social Fabric Matrix; Ecological Economics; Agriculture Policy; Educational Finance | |
| Benjamin Kim | Monetary Economics; Monetary Policy; Macroeconomic Variables | |
| Craig MacPhee | International Trade and Investment; Commercial Policy | |
| Ann Mari May | Women and Education; Feminist Economics; Political Business Cycles; Post-War Macroeconomic Policy | |
| Mary McGarvey | Applied Econometrics; Health Economics; Welfare Policy | |
| Roger Riefler | Regional Economics; Urban Economics | |
| David Rosenbaum | Strategic Behavior; Market Dominance; Market Evolution; Pricing | |
| James Schmidt | Applied Econometrics | |
| Eric Thompson | Regional Economics; Local and State Economic Development; Economic Forecasting | |
| Hendrik van den Berg | International Trade; International Finance; Trade and Development | |
| William Walstad | Teaching and Learning of Economics; Attitudes and Opinions on Economic Issues; Testing of Economic Knowledge |


