The School of Economics at Georgia Tech provides a crucial link for solving the complex challenges facing our world. Our faculty and students look to solve human problems cost-effectively and sustainably, given the resource constraints that inevitably restrict what we can do. By bridging social concerns, technology, and economics, we make choices that lead to improvements in the human condition.
Southeastern Energy & Environmental Economics Workshop (SE3W) @ Georgia Tech
The School of Economics was pleased to host the inaugural Southeastern Energy and Environmental Economics Workshop on October 24th & 25th.
Tinsley and Dong Present Posters at Georgia Transportation Conference
Two School of Economics students presented posters at a Georgia transportation expo, an event more typically associated with engineering …
Georgia Tech Partners with Universities, UN on Sustainable Development Goals
Three faculty from the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts are among the representatives from leading world universities — including …
School of Economics Emphasizes STEM Footing with New Degree Classification
Degrees earned in the Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of Economics now count as STEM degrees, a classification that highlights …
An 'Interdisciplinary Ecosystem'
Two Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts teams move into the Coda building to continue their innovative research using data analytics to solve …
Oliver Publishes Research on Market Effects of Renewable Energy Penetration
A study by SOE associate professor Matthew E. Oliver and former SOE faculty member Erik Johnson has been published in the September 2019 …
Besedes Joins NPR’s 1A Show as Guest Panelist
Associate Professor Tibor Besedes joined a panel of experts to talk about the economy on 1a, a radio show syndicated by NPR. The …
National Bike Month is about to wrap up, but there is still time to note that Georgia Institute of Technology economist Shatakshee Dhongde …
Haigh Angell Elected Undergraduate Student Government Association's Executive Vice President
Haigh Angell, a third year Economics and International Affairs major from Savannah, Georgia has been elected the Undergraduate Student …
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