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Symposium Edition 2007
The Fifth Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium was held on Friday, April 20 and Saturday, April 21, 2007, in the Social Sciences Building on Duke’s campus. This year, 13 papers from five North Carolina colleges and universities were presented. This was the first year that students from Wake Forest, Salem College, and the University of North […]
Vol. XVIII, Spring 2006
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke undergraduates. This volume contains both honors theses and essays. The essays are examples of research written by Duke Undergraduates at various stages of their economics education at Duke. Honors theses which were presented at the 2006 undergraduate research […]
Symposium Edition 2006
The Fourth Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium was held on Friday and Saturday, April 7th – 8th, on the Duke University campus. This year’s Symposium featured twelve papers authored by students from Davidson College, Duke University, and UNC-Chapel Hill, which were presented in three different sessions. As in past years, the papers focused on a wide […]
Vol. XVII, Spring 2005
The Duke Journal of Economics is published each year to showcase outstanding research in economics by Duke undergraduates. This volume contains three honors theses and four essays written under the guidance of Professor Craufurd Goodwin in his class, “The Uses of Economics.” These essays are preceded by Craufurd’s introduction. We congratulate the authors of the […]
Symposium Edition 2005
This special issue of the Duke Journal of Economics features papers presented at the Third Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, held on April 8-9, 2005. The Symposium is an economics research conference open to all undergraduates studying at North Carolina institutions, initiated in 2002 in order to recognize the accomplishments and contributions that undergraduate research represents. […]
