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Top Master's Programs in Economics
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description: This article focuses on master's in economics. For students with interest and aptitude in both social sciences and mathematics, economics can be the ideal subject to combine these skills. A master's in economics can be preparation for further academic research, or can be a route into a job either in private industry or in the government. Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros, Madrid Programs available: Master in Economics and Finance CEMFI is a leading institution in research and graduate education in economics and finance. It was founded by the Bank of Spain in 1987, and in 1991 became a non-profit foundation. Taught by internationally-recognized scholars, CEMFI’s Master in Economics and Finance equips students with a solid foundation in Economics and Finance, state of the art quantitative tools, and frontier knowledge in the chosen fields of specialization. Students enjoy an active, cohesive and stimulating academic environment in which to lay the foundations for a productive career. The Master in Economics and Finance is an official two-year degree, with 120 ECTS (complying with the European directives for higher education). The program is divided into coursework, participation in workshops, and the writing of a Master thesis. The Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo awards the official degrees of the CEMFI Graduate Program. Application Deadline: 31 May ISCTE Business School, Lisbon, Portugal MSc in Economics The MSc in Economics is a full-time (evening classes), two-year Program, fully taught in English. It is recommended for students with a good technical background who wish to obtain a rigorous, in-depth education in economic theory and policy at the graduate level, to prepare a successful career as professional economists working for central banks, the banking industry, government institutions, and international organisations or as economic advisors and financial consultants. It also provides rigorous preparation for students who wish to advance to…
disambiguating description: Choosing your master's program is a big decision – with so many courses available, how can you find the right one for you? We're here to help by sharing a selection of great master's programs that you can find on INOMICS.
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Top Summer Schools in Economics 2026
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description: To help you choose your perfect course in economics, we hand-picked top summer schools taking place in 2026. CEMFI Summer School Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros, Madrid August - September CEMFI Summer School aims to provide practitioners and academics from all over the world with an opportunity to update their training in fields within CEMFI's range of expertise. A variety of one-week courses is offered each year, during late August and early September. The courses are taught by leaders in their fields. They are based on innovative teaching practices that combine regular lectures and personalized interaction between the instructor and course participants. Courses typically combine formal lectures, discussion sessions and, in some cases, workshop sessions where some participants can discuss their work. In more applied courses, practical classes outside the regular schedule are organized to provide additional hands-on experience Application Deadline: June Geoeconomics Uncovered: Theory Meets Evidence University of Oxford in Oxford, UK 01-04 June 2026 The four-day course offers a rigorous introduction to the new field of geoeconomics, where economic and geopolitical forces intersect. Participants will explore formal frameworks that capture the strategic use of economic instruments in global power competition, and analyse how these dynamics influence macroeconomic stability, trade, and policy design. Combining theory and empirics, the course blends conceptual lectures with applied sessions. Students will develop the tools to model geoeconomic tensions, interpret real-world data, and assess the policy implications of geopolitical shifts - ultimately engaging with the frontier of contemporary research in this rapidly evolving domain. Application Deadline: May 2026 Oxford Economics Summer School - Fundamentals of Graduate Economics University of Oxford in Oxford, UK 22-26 July 2026 Our Fundamentals of Graduate Economics and Finance Summer School will equip you …
disambiguating description: Whether you want to learn about a new topic, to brush up on your skills, or to meet more people in your economics field, summer schools are an ideal opportunity for you. Many reputable universities run intensive but stimulating summer courses that give students the chance to increase their academic standing.
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Top PhD Programs in Economics
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description: Programs available: Ph.D. ECONOMICS AND FINANCE - UNIVERSITY OF ROME ‘TOR VERGATA’ | INOMICS The PhD program in Economics and Finance is a 4-year full-time program providing an advanced specialization in Economics, Finance, and Econometrics to highly qualified students whose goal is a successful career in academia or in institutions that require financial, economic, and statistical skills. The program offers a distinguished international faculty teaching a wide variety of graduate and doctoral courses in Economics and Finance. During the first year, students acquire a broad set of theoretical and methodological skills required in economics and finance. After choosing their field of specialization, students dedicate the second, third, and fourth years to research. Deadline: 1st March LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome Programs Available: PhD Program in Economics - 6 Fully Funded Scholarships The PhD in Economics at Luiss Guido Carli is a 4-year program providing advanced education in all the main areas of economics. The program is fully funded and provides all students a scholarship for four years. It requires full-time attendance and is taught in English. Our program is designed to give students the ability to understand and solve a broad spectrum of economic problems and to impart training in cutting-edge analytical, empirical, and quantitative techniques. Students acquire the necessary skills to undertake both academic and professional careers, in universities, international research institutions, public authorities, central banks, consulting and financial institutions. Application Deadline: 13 March 2026 PhD Program in Management - 11 Fully Funded Scholarships The Luiss PhD Program in Management is a 4-year program aimed at training high-potential scholars in the fields of strategy, organization, innovation and marketing. The program is fully funded and provides all students a scholarship for four years. It requires full-time attendance and is taught in English. …
disambiguating description: If you're looking to choose an economics PhD program, it's important to consider options that match your research interests, career goals, and personal goals. Below is a selection of some of the best PhD programs in economics that are offered by European universities, to help you find the right postgraduate program for you.
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The 2021 INOMICS Awards
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title: The 2021 INOMICS Awards
description: Owing to both the quality of scholarships listed, and increasing interest in funding opportunities in the past year, we have added the ‘Top Scholarship Providers’ award to our usual categories, which otherwise consist of: Top Employers, Top Training Courses, Top Master’s Programs, Top PhD Programs, Top Conference Organizers, and Top Summer Schools. In each category, we identify the Top 3 institutions as well as those in the Top 20. As always, our methodology reflects the interests and ambitions of INOMICS users. Winners were chosen by aggregating the total interest in offers publicised on INOMICS. as defined by how many users viewed the listings, and then went on to enquire further. We also explicitly acknowledge the difficulties international educators and recruiters faced as a result of the pandemic in 2020. To that end, special recognition has been paid to the summer schools, professional course providers and conference organizers that, thanks to great innovation and leadership, were able to continue offering their services online. To find out which institutions took home the gongs, download this year's Handbook here. In addition to the Awards, it also contains discussions on economic theory, the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home, and much, much more. It's a bumper issue – our biggest yet – and is not to be missed.
disambiguating description: Now in their fifth year, the INOMICS Awards remain unique in their celebration of institutions committed to the career development of economists worldwide. The awards recognise the universities, research centres, economics schools, banks, think tanks, and government and private institutions which listed their career and study opportunities on INOMICS in 2020, and were the most popular among our users.
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Top Economics Journals
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title: Top Economics Journals
description: So, we’ve compiled a list of top economics journals to help you familiarize yourself with the publishing landscape. Regardless of where you are in your economics journey – whether freshman, PhD candidate, or professor actively publishing in economics– take note of these influential journals. ➲ Download the INOMICS Handbook now 1. The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press This is the oldest English language professional journal in the field of economics – and one of the most respected. It covers all aspects of the discipline, has published many famous economics papers, and is arguably the top economics journal of all time. For those who know their stuff, it is the go-to. 2. Journal of Financial Economics, Elsevier A journal with a focus on applied papers and case studies, it often includes conjectural papers which address issues less quantifiable and more descriptive than other journals in the field. 3. Journal of Finance, American Finance Association The Journal of Finance is one of the top places to publish in the field of finance, along with the Review of Financial Studies and the Journal of Financial Economics. 4. Econometrica, Econometric Society With a specialization in econometrics, this journal has been established since 1933. In addition to its reputation, it attracts high-quality research through awarding of the Frisch Medal every two years, which recognizes outstanding research published in the journal. 5. Journal of Economic Literature, American Economic Association This journal commissions peer-reviewed survey and review articles which aim to keep readers informed about the current state of the economics literature. The journal also features book reviews, information about soon-to-be published books, and an index of economics dissertations from North American universities. 6. Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press Another long-standing journal, the Journal of Political Economy was first published in 1892 and covers bo…
disambiguating description: Whether you are a seasoned researcher or a new economics student, it pays to know which journals are the most prestigious and well-known for certain topics. They can help you find the right papers for a literature review, stay on top of the latest research in the field, and even help you set your own publishing goals.
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10 Great Resources to Help Teach Economics
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title: 10 Great Resources to Help Teach Economics
description: 1. Moodle If your university has a CMS like Moodle, (this writer had the luxury of having access, thank you Humboldt Universität) you can upload lecture notes, links, and much more to a central website from which students can download all the information they need. You can even use it to host online class discussions (when has this ever been more relevant?) or to notify students that you're running late or a class is cancelled. There is widespread consensus among teachers that this is one of the easiest ways to get your materials online – and trust us, your students will be eternally grateful for the convenience. 2. Discovering Statistics Statistics can, and often is, an intimidating topic for many students, and one which is perceived (INOMICS does not concur) as being dull. Regardless, this website from Professor Andy Field is full of funny, engaging information and practical advice on how to use statistics correctly in an academic setting. It can be an especially useful resource if, as is likely, you have some non-econometrics students in your class who may struggle with stats. The plain-language teaching of Prof. Field has been a ‘way in’ to statistics for countless otherwise hesitant students. Use it. 3. Mendeley Mendeley is a site which can be used for both reference management (the band of most students’ lives) and social networking. For students, the reference management function will be most helpful, allowing them to build reference lists without all the tedious formatting that used to be required. Show this site to students who are tired of fiddly referencing procedures to make their lives easier. Using Mendeley means you can say goodbye to deadline day phenomenon of the disappearing bibliography. 4. Yahoo Finance A website and app for keeping up to date with the latest news in global finance, including stock prices. Students can investigate the stock prices to see how what you are teaching them in the classroom plays out in practice. 5. Khan Academy The Kh…
disambiguating description: Teaching in any capacity, let alone in economics, can be a daunting prospect: the prepping, marking, not to mention the actual teaching. It’s hard work. This reality is most acutely felt when you are starting out or moving institutions and having to settle in somewhere new. In both instances, the pressure and workload can feel intense. That is why it's useful – if not essential – to be aware of all the support that's out there, most of which – conveniently – is free and accessible online. So, without further ado, here are ten of our favourite tools for helping teach economics.
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Best Open Source Software for Economics Graphing and Plotting
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title: Best Open Source Software for Economics Graphing and Plotting
description: 1. Gnuplot Gnuplot is one of the best-established graphing tools, popular among intermediate and advanced users. Available cross-platform for Windows, Linux and Mac, its primary function is the visualization of mathematical data and functions. Over the years its functions have diversified so that it is now usable for the visual display of all kinds of scientific data, in both two-and three-dimensional plots. It is a command line program, so some amount of programming knowledge is required. However, having been in use for many years (since 1986), there is extensive documentation and advice on using the program which can be found online. 2. Matplotlib Matplotlib is another popular option for economists looking for tools to aid in the visual display of their results. It is a 2D Python library for plotting which produces particularly attractive figures, and the library can be used in Python scripts or be run on web application serves. This library is a good choice for anyone familiar with the statistical software package Matlab, as the Matplotlib interface is similar, making it easy to learn. The default style of the graphs produced by Matplotlib is attractive and polished, requiring less tweaking than those produced by Gnuplot. However, Matplotlib works only with Python, whereas Gnuplot can work with other programming languages too. 3. R R is already popular among statisticians and scientists working in data-heavy fields for statistical analysis in addition to graphing. It uses a command-line interface, thus requiring some degree of technical ability, but once mastered is a powerful tool for data analysis and can be very beneficial for an economist. There are a wide range of graph types available in both 2D and 3D formats, which is beneficial for finding the perfect format for displaying your data. However, while the default graph style produced by R is functional, it requires some work to make the produced graphs look more elegant. R is an excellent plotting option fo…
disambiguating description: A great way to make your presentations or papers slick and memorable is to improve your graphs and diagrams. The standard graphs produced by software such as Excel or SPSS can convey the required information, but tend to lack style as these tools have limited customisation options. Other software exists for the singular purpose of configuring your diagrams, including many which are open-source and hence freely available. As an economist, it's important to make sure your graphs are looking as good as possible, as they are essential for winning over and keeping the attention of your audience.
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The Best Microeconomic Books
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title: The Best Microeconomic Books
description: <11an>limit:2;categories:jobs|courses|conferences;disciplines:Microeconomics (JEL D)</11an> Principles of Microeconomics - N. Gregory Mankiw Now in its seventh edition, this textbook on microeconomics is one of the most widely-used and respected. Offering an in-depth overview of all of the fundamentals of the microeconomic discipline, it’s also a surprisingly accessible read for a dense university textbook. It’s arranged in short chapters, Mankiw himself is a highly respected economist, and it’s a great starting point even for laypeople. Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explains the Hidden Side of Everything - Steven Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner No list of microeconomics books would be complete without the extremely famous, and very enjoyable, Freakonomics. Levitt and Dubner’s book, a collection of articles, focuses on the application of economic methods to everyday things. There are chapters on cheating, drug dealing, the KKK, and even naming children, among other things. It was such a huge success it spawned a blog, a radio show, a sequel, and even a film. Prices and Quantities: Fundamentals of Microeconomics - Rakesh V. Vohra This book attempts to change up exactly how microeconomics is taught, by beginning with the most basic principles which only involve one variable and steadily getting more complicated. What this achieves is that the mathematics required to fully grasp microeconomics is simplified, in that the calculus steadily gets harder as the book progresses. Vohra also uses real-world examples to make concepts easier to grasp, making this a great addition to your microeconomics library. Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman In short a summary of Kahneman’s research over the course of several decades of highly successful economics work, Thinking, Fast and Slow is much more than that. Really, it’s a book about how human judgment can’t really be trusted - and how knowing this information can change how you see your own decision-making processes and chang…
disambiguating description: Anyone in the midst of their undergraduate degree will know of the two main tenets of economics: micro and macro. If you’re looking for the best macroeconomic books, you can head over to our article on that topic, because in this piece, we’ll be going through some of the most useful and interesting microeconomic books which will help you get up to speed on all of the fundamentals of the discipline. And remember, these books aren’t only for students - laypeople who are interested in the subject can also benefit from picking up one of these tomes. And what better time to do some reading than when stuck inside during the pandemic?
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The Top Macroeconomics Books
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title: The Top Macroeconomics Books
description: Check out our job listings <11an>limit:2;categories:jobs|courses|conferences;disciplines:Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics (JEL E)</11an> 1. Macroeconomics: Principles, Problems, and Policies - Campbell McDonnell, Stanley Brue, Sean Flynn Perhaps the most essential book on macroeconomics you will ever need, this textbook is often all you need to pass an undergraduate course in the discipline. Weighing in at nearly 600 pages, it is an extremely comprehensive textbook which gives in-depth information on all of the major aspects of macroeconomic theory. While it deals with complex themes and mathematics, it is written in an accessible style, making it great for beginners but compiling enough information to be useful for advanced learners too. 2. The Future of Capitalism: Facing the New Anxieties - Paul Collier In this important book, renowned economist Collier highlights the multiple failings of capitalism and how these have affected the relationships between different groups in society. Drawing from his own experiences from working-class Sheffield to uber-academic Oxford, he then tries to show us how we can fix capitalism - and make a better future for us all. 3. Macroeconomics - Paul Krugman, Robin Wells A slightly less advanced work but one written with the purpose of explaining economics in an easy to understand way, with examples and using the storytelling for which Krugman is best known, Macroeconomics is a great introduction to the core principles of the discipline. The mathematical side of economics is toned down massively to make the ideas easier to comprehend, and much of the book is related to real-world events, specifically the 2008 financial crisis, about which Krugman wrote extensively. Still, the book is comprehensive at nearly 600 pages, and is a perfect supplement to the more mathematics-focused side of economics. 4. Gigged: The Gig Economy, the End of the Job, and the Future of Work - Sarah Kessler Kessler in this book outlines a neglected, or at …
disambiguating description: If you’re currently in the throes of an undergrad degree in economics, or even if you’re just a layman looking to brush up on your macroeconomic knowledge, it’s essential you have the right literature to help you keep up to date. There are plenty of textbooks out there which purport to be the best way to get to grips with the discipline, but some are, naturally, better than others. On top of that, there are plenty of more popular economics books which deal with a specific topic in more detail. So without further ado, INOMICS brings you the list of the best books on macroeconomics.
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5 Books You Should Read Before a Conference
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title: 5 Books You Should Read Before a Conference
description: But a good way to contend with this is to be well-read. There are some specific books you can pick up which can help you specifically with speaking publicly and networking. Read on for our list of aforementioned books. INOMICS and our parent company 11 Academia Networks are Amazon Associates, meaning we are a part of their affiliate program. This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn money through any qualifying purchases made after you click through. However, this is not a sponsored post. 1. Confessions of a Public Speaker - Scott Berkun This funny, light-hearted book is nonetheless full of solid practical advice for successful public speaking and general communication skills. If you're giving a talk at a conference for the first time, or even if you're experienced but you want to brush up on your skills, this book by a professional public speaker can help. With advice that goes beyond giving a successful presentation and into topics like how to deal with a tough audience, combating nerves, and how to be engaging rather than boring, this will help make your talks better and give you confidence. These tips will also help you during smaller speaking events, such as if you're giving a poster presentation at the conference. 2. Never Eat Alone And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time - Keith Ferrazzi Although this book is aimed at business professionals, it is packed full of advice on networking which will be helpful for academics too. Networking is one of the biggest advantages of conferences, and yet it is something that many academics struggle with and even feel embarrassed about. This book encourages you to build your network by creating connections with others with whom you have interests and work in common, rather than trying to network with absolutely everyone. This targeted advice can make networking at a conference more fun and less alien. 3. English for Academic Correspondence and Socializing - Adrian Wallwork If you're a no…
disambiguating description: Networking is one of the most important parts of a conference, but lots of people find it hard to engage with other people. At conferences it's even more difficult: you're talking with so many people, many of whom are successful businesspeople or established academics.
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Top Memes All Economists Will Love
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title: Top Memes All Economists Will Love
description: Browse our PhD program listings for economics 1. Cookie Monster teaches you about supply and demand It's so much easier to understand the basic principals of economics when cookies are involved, isn't it? This is the kind of Sesame Street content that we are in support of. From https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/15058979980424165/ 2. Opportunity costs we can all understand We all remember our student days: grassy campuses, intellectual stimulation, and the eternal question of whether to force yourself out of bed and away from Netflix and get to class. It's opportunity costs in action. From https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/15058979980424089/ 3. The truth of being an economist We've all had the experience of trying to explain what it is that we actually do at parties. The reactions you get when you tell people that you are an economist can be... wide ranging. That's why we can all sympathise with the image below: Photo credit: Fgcu.edu 4. The free trade debate rages on The ethics and effectiveness of free trade is surely not a debate that we've going to solve any time soon. So why not make debate points through the endlessly eloquent world of memes? From https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ac/d4/f4/acd4f482eb52da528fb773ae31f12629.png 5. Ash makes full use of comparative advantage When you've caught them all, you've cornered the market. Pokemon trainers understand that better than most. From https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ee/6f/4b/ee6f4b07247287e29d3f70dc867c5280.jpg 6. The conundrum of internet shopping Do you really need that new sofa? Those new shoes? That gadget you've been coveting? You just looked at the online shopping page briefly, but it's on sale. Maybe you should snap it up now while it's on offer? From https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/15058979979756752/ 7. We've all been there We all know that the candy you eat after eating 50 other candies doesn't taste as good as the first one. And yet... we can't seem to put the bag down. Bam! That's diminishing marginal returns.…
disambiguating description: Economics is serious business, but sometimes we all need a break! And that's when the internet is there: to sympathise, to commiserate, and to make us smile at the end of a tough day. Fortunately the stereotype of economists being humourless is not true – there are plenty of fun and funny economists who are out there sharing their humour. From students to senior professors, there are memes on the internet to express all aspects of the study and practice of economics. Below you'll find 10 of our favourite memes that we know all economists will love!
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The Best Behavioral Economics Books
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title: The Best Behavioral Economics Books
description: If you’re on the hunt for a behavioural economics program, or if you’re currently studying and just want to make sure you stay in the know, it’s definitely worth browsing some of the best books which have been written on the subject over the last few years. Maybe it’ll make you feel as though you’ve done something productive today! INOMICS and our parent company 11 Academia Networks are Amazon Associates, meaning we are a part of their affiliate program. This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn money through any qualifying purchases made after you click through. However, this is not a sponsored post. Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics - Richard Thaler Nobel Prize winning behavioral economist megastar Richard Thaler brings us a beautifully written, engaging, often funny look into the world of a discipline he helped get to its feet. Building on the work of a previous book, Nudge, which he cowrote with Cass R. Sunstein, it simultaneously deals with the principles of behavioral economics while also describing the troubles he had convincing other economists of the importance of irrationality when it comes to economics. Behavioral economics takes many of its cues from psychology, coupled with ‘a practical understanding of incentives and market behavior’, and Thaler attempts to help the reader make better decisions - in business, in government, and in life. Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions - Dan Ariely Most of us think that rational behavior guides our actions - that we are always making decisions that can be justified. But when we take a step back to think about chain smoking, junk food, extreme sports, and going back for sixths at all-you-can-eat buffets, it becomes clear this isn’t the case. Ariely, behavioral economist at MIT, attempts to answer the question of why seemingly intelligent humans don’t always act in their own interests (as orthodox economics believes) and instead make irrational decision…
disambiguating description: The current circumstances can be tough: being isolated from families and friends is difficult, and having to spend most of our time inside isn’t particularly healthy. However, there is one thing you can spend a lot of time doing which will improve your quality of life exponentially: reading!
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The Top Finance Books for Economists
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title: The Top Finance Books for Economists
description: INOMICS and our parent company 11 Academia Networks are Amazon Associates, meaning we are a part of their affiliate program. This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn money through any qualifying purchases made after you click through. However, this is not a sponsored post. 1. The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness - Dave Ramsey One of the biggest names in personal finance advice, Dave Ramsey, gives tips on money management for the public in this book. With a focus on paying off debt using the “snowball method”, the advice here is suited to someone who is new to finance and trying to dig themselves out of debt. 2. The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy - Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko This compilation of research into self-made millionaires in the US describes the attitudes, strategies, and habits that they have around money and finance. The authors boil down the various perspectives to a few key points, like the essential advice to spend less than you earn. This book will suit those who enjoy a dose of narrative along with their finance advice. 3. The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine - Michael Lewis This work chronicles the build up to the housing crisis in the US during the 2000s, examining how the housing bubble grew and what causes it to burst. An accessible and exciting read, this book shows how topics in finance can be presented to a general audience in an engaging way, and how financial decisions can have a large impact on a society. 4. The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable - Nassim Nicholas Taleb Covering statistics, economics, and philosophy as well as finance, this book examines how rare and unpredictable events can have an outsized effect on the way that we think and make decisions. It tackles the issue of investment and risk, looking at the difficulties inherent in trying to predict outcomes in highly complex systems. 5. I Will Teach You to be Rich - R…
disambiguating description: Starting out in a finance degree? Stuck at home during lockdown and want to remain safe while improving your financial knowledge? Simply interested in the topic? INOMICS is here to help. If you're looking for the most-talked-about books in the field, or planning on getting some interdisciplinary knowledge, check out our list of the top books in finance.
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Top fiction books for economists
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title: Top fiction books for economists
description: Fiction might not be the first place you turn to to get your hit of economics, but it can be surprisingly revealing, especially in helping one consider how economics overlaps with other issues in the real world, like politics, family, technology, and ideology. And what better way to spend your time while in coronavirus isolation than reading a load of great fiction from the world's most famous authors, and getting your daily dose of economics to boot? Check out our Advice section for more helpful tips for economists INOMICS and our parent company 11 Academia Networks are Amazon Associates, meaning we are a part of their affiliate program. This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn money through any qualifying purchases made after you click through. However, this is not a sponsored post. 1. Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice Forward-thinking for its time and still with enough humour to keep it entertaining today, Austen’s classic weighed up the economic pressures of nineteenth-century society against the importance of marrying for love. Its opening line, since extremely famous (‘It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife’), sets up the plot for the rest of the book: that Mr Bennet must marry off one of his five daughters in order that his inheritance be passed on to his children, helping them avoid destitution. Economists will appreciate the importance money plays in the novel, as well as the touching moral that love should and will overcome all. 2. George Orwell - Keep the Aspidistra Flying Orwell’s searing critique of the middle- and upper-classes, and treatise on socialism and its many hypocritical followers holds weight to the present day. Keep the Aspidistra Flying catalogues the woes of a man failing to rebel against a monetary culture that seems to suck in all around him. Based on Orwell’s own experiences of working in bookshops and purposefully living on the streets t…
disambiguating description: There are plenty of books which are important for economists to read in the non-fiction department, from the very popular to the extremely academic. But what of fiction books - novels, plays, and the like? It's important not to forget that even stories which aren't 'true' in the dictionary definition sense of the word can tell us a lot about the realities of the world.
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Top Economics Think Tanks and Research Institutes in the US
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title: Top Economics Think Tanks and Research Institutes in the US
description: Click here to browse our economics job listings 1. National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Cambridge, Massachusetts The NBER is a non-partisan organization which conducts research into all topics within economics, and disseminates its findings to academics and policy makers. They have a particular focus on quantitative methods, especially the development of statistical measures and the use of quantitative models. 2. Peter G. Peterson Institute for International Economics (IIE) Washington, District of Columbia Another non-partisan research institution, the PIIE focuses on the study of international economic policy, particularly in identifying policy approaches and practical ideas about how the forces of globalisation can be made to be beneficial for people around the world. 3. Brookings Institution Washington, District of Columbia A long-established institution which conducts research into public policy issues in the areas of economic studies, governance studies, foreign policy, metropolitan policy, and global economy and development. <11an>limit:2;categories:jobs|courses|conferences;countries:United States;disciplines:General Economics (JEL A)</11an> 4. Resources for the Future (RFF) Washington, District of Columbia An environmental policy advice organization which conducts research and analysis to provide information to help policy makers craft better policies regarding the use of natural resources and the environment. 5. Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) San Francisco, California This California-based institution seeks to provide advice in the arena of public policy, including regarding topics such as climate change, correction and criminal justice, economy, governmental reform, health care, higher education, political engagement, and water. 6. American Enterprise Institute Washington, District of Columbia A public policy think tank which advises law makers in Washington in the areas of economics, foreign and defense policy, health care, education, …
disambiguating description: Think tanks are important institutions in the modern world. As the world becomes more globalised, think tanks which can undertake research and advocacy work at a transnational level become essential players in the global scene. Seeing as economics doesn't happen in a vacuum - each country's economic situation affects the political situation of every other country - they are also crucial to the profession (or at least, line of academic study) of most of the readers of this website. But which ones are the ones you should be following? Which think tanks conduct the most groundbreaking, critical economic research? And which one would be the best one to work for, if you ever had the chance to get your feet in the doors of such prestigious institutions? We've taken a look at the best ones in the United States, so you don't have to do the legwork yourself.
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Top Professional Training Courses in Economics
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title: Top Professional Training Courses in Economics
description: Professional skills in economics include data analysis skills, developing practical solutions for complex problems, and of course knowledge of subject-specific economics concepts. For professionals working in economics, it's especially important to stay up to date with the latest developments in these rapidly-changing fields. This is especially true in a competitive job markets such as in the United States. Here is our selection of great professional economics training courses. TStatTraining Courses Location: Online, or on-site in various locations in Germany, Italy and more Dates: Courses take place throughout the year Fees: €240 - €2360, depending on topic, format and length of course TStat’s courses are characterized by their theoretical and applied structure. Each course is composed of both a theoretical component and an applied (hands-on) segment, during which participants are given the opportunity to implement these techniques using real data and the latest statistical software under the watchful eye of the course tutor. At the end of the course, participants are expected to be able to autonomously implement the theories and methodologies discussed in the course with the help of the software routines developed specifically for the course. TStat's training portfolio can be classified into three distinct categories: - introductory and advanced courses relating to the use of one of the statistical software which TStat distributes; - introductory/intermediate courses in biostatistics, epidemiology, econometrics, financial analysis, statistics and qualitative and quantitative text analysis; and - advanced “state of the art” courses in each of the aforementioned fields. Deadline: Ongoing Introduction to Python and R Programming for Data Science Provider: Barcelona School of Economics Location: Online Dates: 14 - 17 March 2023 Fee: €300 - €525 This is an 8-hour online course that provides an introduction to programming with Python and R for data analysis and machine …
disambiguating description: Learning shouldn't only be something which you do in school and university – in order to maximize your personal development and career prospects in economics, further education is always valuable online and in-person.
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The Most Useful Apps for Economics Students
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title: The Most Useful Apps for Economics Students
description: INOMICS takes part in the Apple affiliate program. This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn money through any qualifying purchases made after you click through. However, this is not a sponsored post. News & Current Events 1. The Economist App Store / Google Play This app from The Economist magazine focuses on news and analysis for economics topics from around the world. It offers a selection of free articles from The Economist, plus reports on current affairs, science, technology, and other news. You can save articles to read later and share articles over social media. If you’re a regular reader of The Economist, then this app is a must-have. If you are interested in more news and current events apps, we have made several more recommendations. Learn Economics & Related Skills 2. Khan Academy App Store / Google Play Khan Academy offers full courses on the basics of economics which you can take online. The content is too basic to be useful for postdoc students, but for Bachelor’s or Master's students seeking to learn or remember key topics like consumer theory or elasticity, the lessons are great. 3. Economic Growth Google Play This app is aimed at younger students or those new to economics. It provides bite-sized information on how economies grow, by explaining what economic growth is and how it can be measured. It also gives information on real life scenarios where you can see the principles of economic growth playing out in real-life, which makes it a great learning tool. 4. DataCamp App Store / Google Play DataCamp is an excellent resource that includes training videos and simple coding exercises for Python and R, languages that economists use frequently. Lessons are organized into short videos and clear exercises with an answer key, giving users plenty of good practice. Unfortunately, the content is not free on its own, but you can get a three-month free trial if you sign up with your GitHub student account. You may also have access through …
disambiguating description: Your phone is one of the most useful tools you’ve got. Using the technology accessible to us is a great way to keep abreast of economics research, enhance studying, and remain up-to-date with economics-related news. Most of the apps listed below are available on tablets too, so you can download them on whichever device is more appropriate for you.
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The Top Business Books
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title: The Top Business Books
description: INOMICS and our parent company 11 Academia Networks are Amazon Associates, meaning we are a part of their affiliate program. This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn money through any qualifying purchases made after you click through. However, this is not a sponsored post. 1. Tools Of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers - Tim Ferriss Tim Ferriss of “The 4-Hour Workweek” fame has a new book out which features advice collected from various industry leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs whom Ferriss has interviewed over the last few years. It has tips on management, productivity, wealth, and much more. 2. Black Edge: Inside Information, Dirty Money, and the Quest to Bring Down the Most Wanted Man on Wall Street - Sheelah Kolhatkar This book chronicles the real-life misadventures of Steven A. Cohen, the billionaire trader who created hedge fund SAC Capital and then perpetrated the largest insider trading scandal in the history of the field. 3. Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike - Phil Knight A memoir by Phil Knight, the man who founded multi-million dollar brand Nike, describing the early days of the company and how it evolved over time into the huge business it is today. 4. Spark: How to Lead Yourself and Others to Greater Success - Angie Morgan, Courtney Lynch, and Sean Lynch This book offers advice on leadership and bringing out the best in yourself and your employees by creating the conditions in your company to encourage success, whatever place you occupy on the organizational ladder. 5. Building The Internet Of Things: Implement New Business Models, Disrupt Competitors, Transform Your Industry - Maciej Kranz The Internet of Things is one of the biggest trends in industry right now, and this book aims to explore how this transformation can be worked into your business models. The practical advice for business managers will help them to make the most of this trend. 6. Pre-Suasion: …
disambiguating description: If you're interested in the world of business, there are a huge number of books written each year on the topic. To help you keep up to date and to identify any interesting books which you might have missed, today we're sharing a list of the top bestselling books in the field of business.
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Top Helpful Apps for Economics Students Studying at Home
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title: Top Helpful Apps for Economics Students Studying at Home
description: Today there are apps helping students deal with almost any studying challenge. If you need help with your notes, a test of knowledge, waking up, or keeping in shape, then make sure to check out our selection of the best apps for students. So while you're stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic but still need to study, check out some of these apps - you might find something which revolutionises the way you study at home! 1. Help with assignments Submitting high-quality papers is incredibly important for each student. If you get writing assistance, you will be more confident of the final result. You should be very careful while choosing an app where you can find professional writing help. EssayShark is an essay writing service that offers help with papers. This app is an example of a professional helper with any type of writing assignment. Their prices are rather reasonable, and you can deal with your task quickly there. You can learn more about the work of this service if you read through this EssayShark review. 2. Material repetition Material repetition applications are in high demand today, and technology seems to have managed to achieve the impossible: to make this activity fun. If you are a fan of flashcards, then you should pay attention to StudyBlue, an application for students that creates sets of cards using the relevant information from your course. You can make reminders for a self-test. Another useful repetition application is GoConqr. It provides resources for generating test tables, associative cards, flashƒcards, notes, and questionnaires, as well as for interacting and communicating with friends, classmates, or students from all over the world. An alternative is Exam Countdown (iOS), which counts the days remaining for each of your exams. 3. Exam preparation If you used to think that the worst thing in your life is exams like MCAT, LSAT, GMAT, and GRE, then probably you need help with them. BenchPrep uses functionality similar in style to social …
disambiguating description: Technological advancement gives college kids an unprecedented medium for boosting their academic performance with just a few taps on their smartphones. Modernizing and optimizing the studying habits of today’s students, digitalization provides essential tools and techniques which, especially in the current isolated state of affairs, they may not be able to access. Mobile applications for studying are surely novel, but have the benefit of being innovative and finding new ways to help students learn, rather than simply repeating the old tired techniques.
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Top Highest Paying Graduate Degrees In Social Sciences for 2019
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title: Top Highest Paying Graduate Degrees In Social Sciences for 2019
description: For social science students, like those in politics, psychology, or economics, the pressure to be financially responsible is particularly strong as there are many more students studying the subject than there are jobs available within the field. So it makes sense for social science students to carefully consider what career options will be available to them if they complete a graduate degree, and what salary they can expect to earn. To help with this, we've put together a list of the top best paying graduate degrees in social science. These figures are specific to the United States, but you will find a similar pattern of earning in other countries too. Use this information to consider whether studying social science at graduate school is the right choice for you, depending on your career ambitions. The data below are based on figures from the beginning of 2019. 1. PhD in Political Science With a broad understanding of complex political systems, completing a PhD in political science sets you up for a wide range of career options either within government, in NGOs, or in private industry. Median Pay - $114,929 Possible Jobs - Civil servant - Lobbyist - Think tank consultant Browse our Political Science PhD programs 2. Masters Degree in Finance With the complexities of the global financial system affecting all of our lives, a masters in finance can open up lucrative careers in financial management. Median Pay - $102,146 Possible Jobs - Finance manager - Finance director - Financial analyst Browse our Master's programs in finance 3. Masters Degree in Economics Studying economics gives you a grounding in global economic policy, social science methodologies, and statistics, so naturally it can set you up for a job in the finance industry. Median Pay - $100,173 Possible Jobs - Economist - Data analyst - Financial analyst <a class="button" href="https://inomics.com/search?program=master-program&economics=agriculturalenvironmentaleconomics,businesseconomics,econometricsstatis…
disambiguating description: While pursuing a graduate degree is undeniably interesting and challenging, tuition fees and other costs associated with studying have been getting higher and higher over the last decade. This has lead to plenty of students questioning whether the expense in terms of time and money that they will have to put into obtaining a graduate degree is worth it. In a difficult job market, students are less willing to take on large debts to finance their study unless they can be reasonably sure that they will get a well-paying job at the end of it.
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