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Vol. XXXIII, Spring 2021
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke Graduate and Undergraduate students. We congratulate the authors of the research presented in this issue. Charles Becker & Ed Tower, Faculty Advisors to the Journal Undergraduate Articles Forecasting the Effects of Battery Recycling on the Global Cobalt Market by Elena […]
Vol. XXXII, Spring 2020
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke Graduate and Undergraduate students. We congratulate the authors of the research presented in this issue. Charles Becker & Ed Tower, Faculty Advisors to the Journal Undergraduate Articles Taxing Marijuana and the Road to Reparations: Comparing the Colorado and Illinois Cannabis […]
Vol. XXXI, Spring 2019
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke Graduate and Undergraduate students. We congratulate the authors of the research presented in this issue. Charles Becker & Ed Tower, Faculty Advisors to the Journal Dongkeun Lee, Associate Editor Undergraduate Articles Durham and Gentrification: Assessing the Impact of Displacement in […]
Vol. XXX, Spring 2018
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke Graduate and Undergraduate students. We congratulate the authors of the research presented in this issue. Charles Becker & Ed Tower, Faculty Advisors to the Journal Dongkeun Lee, Associate Editor Undergraduate Articles Regulatory Uncertainty: The Impact of the 2015 Open Internet […]
Vol. XXIX, Spring 2017
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke Graduate and Undergraduate students. We congratulate the authors of the research presented in this issue. Charles Becker & Ed Tower, Faculty Advisors to the Journal Dongkeun Lee, Associate Editor Undergraduate Articles Economic Models and Magical Realism: An interdisciplinary approach to […]
