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...It’s a little inconvenient, especially because I’m not sure how well I did in my graduate class,” said D. Brendan Moore ’07, who is missing grades from Economics 1035, “Policy Applications of Psychology and Economics??�� and Economics 2010a, “Economic Theory.” Moore said he would have liked his grade from the second class because he was considering Economics 2010b, “Economic Theory,” but he has since decided not to enroll in the class...
...increasing trend toward concentration in Economics??��might at first appearances seem to indicate an increased desire on the part of college men to be well acquainted with modern affairs,” opined this page in December 1929. “But unfortunately many of these men are interested in Economics because they believe it to be an open sesame to a fortune...
...Brown was admitted to Harvard’s Ph.D. program in economics??��to be a “full time nerd,” he jokes—but opted to take a year off first...
...senior concentrators within each department, too, should be organized to offer peer advising to prospective concentrators and sophomores who are new to their departments. Some departments already have some form of intraconcentration peer advising in place, but all departments—especially the larger ones like Government and Economics??��should strive to assemble effective peer advising services. The CUE Guide, after all, can only tell students so much about any class, and it can never replace personal communication with an upperclass concentrator. No single improvement can address all of the shortcomings of student advising at Harvard. The College...
...past 10 months has been chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA). He is well liked and respected by other economists and his colleagues, regardless of their political persuasion. Furthermore, financial markets responded positively after the president’s announcement, and praise emanated from the department of economics??�� Littauer Center offices even though Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein ’61 was passed over for the job. That is not to say that Bernanke is perfect. In the past, particularly as CEA chair, Bernanke has supported fiscal policies that we strongly oppose, specifically...