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Liberty over lunch: Economist Rachel Sederberg

Liberty over lunch: Economist Rachel Sederberg

by Sean Mulholland | Dec 12, 2023 | News, Previous Events, Research, The Director's Blog

On December 2nd, the Liberty over Lunch student hosted Lightcast Economists and Research Manager, Rachel Sederberg. Sederberg and her team collect labor market data in real time by collecting job postings and candidate availability post in online job search websites....
Libby Weitkamp Presents Her Research at the Eastern Economic Association Meetings

Libby Weitkamp Presents Her Research at the Eastern Economic Association Meetings

by Sean Mulholland | Mar 6, 2023 | Research, The Director's Blog

In March, Libby Weitkamp gave an excellent presentation of her paper, “If you’re not into yoga: yoga interest and deadly falls,” at the Issues in Political Economy Undergraduate Research Sessions of the Eastern Economic Association meetings in New York City. Her...
Introducing CSFE’s Human Progress Research Initiative, and Calling 21-22 Faculty & Student Affiliates

Introducing CSFE’s Human Progress Research Initiative, and Calling 21-22 Faculty & Student Affiliates

by Edward Lopez | Sep 8, 2021 | Events, Research, The Director's Blog

What counts as economic progress in our region? That question is near and dear to so many, especially as we all continue adapting to pandemic disruptions. So, this year CSFE is launching a year-long research project combining different perspectives from various...
Broadband investment would mean billions to NC, but there’s a holdup: Utility poles

Broadband investment would mean billions to NC, but there’s a holdup: Utility poles

by Edward Lopez | Sep 5, 2021 | News, Research, The Director's Blog

To be included in today’s digital world, all North Carolinians need access to reliable, high-speed broadband. Yet, today nearly 472,000 in our state – primarily in rural communities – remain without broadband access, limiting their options to work, learn, pray,...

Utility Poles: Key to Achieving Full Broadband Access in North Carolina*

by Edward Lopez | Aug 5, 2021 | Research, The Director's Blog

Robert Cooter and Thomas Ulen’s classic textbook, Law & Economics 4th Edition, describes the concept known as the Hold Up Problem. A hold up is a market actor who possesses and exercises market power to interrupt others’ ongoing physical investment...
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