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Economics
The evolution of aid
Welfare spending ups, downs
Published May 7, 2014
Research shows support increasingly goes to go to those who work, are married, have kids
SAIS offers new degree focused on economics, finance
Published Dec 2013
/ Gazette
Safety net weathers recession
Published Nov 19, 2013
U.S. aid programs expanded by half a trillion dollars to help Americans during recession, research shows
Opinion
Shut down and shut out
Published Oct 11, 2013
Government shutdown is damaging America's global economic influence, SAIS visiting fellow says / CNBC
Rewarding altruism
Published Fall 2013
Should blood banks reconsider their stance on paying donors? Research suggests it's time to up the ante / Johns Hopkins Magazine
The march, 50 years later
A call for economic justice
Published Aug 26, 2013 Video
JHU history professor discusses the significance of the March on Washington on Aug. 28, 1963
Trade tiff
Frozen food fallout
Published Aug 1, 2013
JHU expert on U.S.-Ecuador standoff, Snowden leak, what it means for broccoli / Politico
Blood money?
Published June 4, 2013
Economic incentives for blood donations should be encouraged, researchers say / Carey Business School
Who is
... Federico Bandi
Published Summer 2013
The Carey Business School professor of economics and finance talks the flash crash, high-frequency trading, and Latin dancing / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Diagnosis: irrational
Published Summer 2013
Patients acting irrationally? Turning to behavioral economics to explain and predict the health care decisions we make / Johns Hopkins Magazine