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Upcoming Events

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Sessions C & D began on June 2, Session B began on July 8, and Augmester begins on August 4. Important dates can be found on the university's����and watch the course schedule��for the latest changes and updates to��Economics courses.��If you have any questions about courses or recitation schedules��please email��kit.colombo@colorado.edu.

2025–26 Seminar Series

For future seminars check out the��seminar��series calendar, all seminars are��held 3–4:30 p.m. in Seminar Room 5 unless otherwise noted.

Announcements

Celebration of Life: Edythe Miller

There will be a Celebration of Life for Edythe Miller on July 26. Edie was a PhD student in the department in the 1970s and went on to serve as chair of the economics department at Metropolitan State University in Denver and was appointed as chair of the Colorado Public Utilities by then Governor Dick Lamm where she served the State of Colorado for 12 years. She also served as President of the Association for Evolutionary Economics, on the board of the Journal of Economic Issues��and received the Veblen-Commons Award for outstanding contributions to Institutional Economics from that association.

Main Office

The main office, ECON 212,��is open 7:30��a.m.–Noon and 1–4:30��p.m. Monday through Friday. In the event that something��needs immediate attention when the front office is not available, please email the appropriate staff member for assistance. Email addresses and phone numbers are available under the��People Tab.��

Department Highlights

• Joongsan Hwang's paper "Seller-buyer Bargaining Explained by Fixed Bargaining Costs, Risk Preferences and Value Discovery," conditionally accepted at Journal of Applied Economic Sciences
• Elizabeth Sorensen Montoya's (PhD '25), paper "," has been accepted by the Journal��of Environmental Economics and Management for publication September 2025.
• Harry Johnson prize for the best paper in the Canadian Journal of Economics in 2024 awarded to James Markusen: “,” (with Antoine Gervais and Anthony Venables) Canadian Journal of Economics 57(4) (2024), 1236-1264.
• Pan Chen has been awarded a CU Graduate School Summer Fellowship. The fellowship provides a biweekly stipend to allow the student to pursue their research during the summer.
• talks about presenting his honors thesis, "Airbnb Density, Housing Prices, and Short-Term Rental Restrictions in Hawaii," at the Carroll Round Economics Conference at Georgetown University
• Joongsan Hwang's Job Market Paper "Veto Bargaining with Incomplete Information and Risk Preference: An Analysis of Brinkmanship" submitted to Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy��and received a revise and resubmit
• Sara Avila: Two ��interviews on tariffs (spanish), "" and ""
• Bikalpa Baniya has been selected to receive a��Flower Family Graduate Student Award��for the proposal submitted to the Beverly Sears Graduate Student Research Grant program.
• Liaoyuan (Leo) Zhang has been selected to receive a��Beverly��Sears Award for the proposal submitted to the��Beverly��Sears Graduate Student Research Grant program.
• Exploring selfish incentives for pursuing climate policy: CU Boulder economist Alessandro Peri makes the case that empowering the young can meaningfully affect climate policy and climate outcomes in Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine
• : Sara Avila discusses the economic impact of some of the proposals of both Presidential Candidates (Podcast in Spanish)
• Murat Iyigun and his music in Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine article, "He will, he will rock you"
• Research at Notre Dame's Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities��by Patrick Turner��(CU Boulder Econ PhD, 2018) featured in ""
• CU Boulder Today article, "How efforts to make heavy trucks more efficient could hit a roadblock," features research by��Jonathan Hughes
• Jonathan Hughes��in��KUTV's article, ""
• Ann Carlos was the inaugural recipient of the . Professor Carlos gave the , where the medal was��formally presented, on Thursday 11��April 2024

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