Economics

This page features news and research related to topics on economics at Columbia University.

A new study by the Milken Institute ranks Columbia University as number two in the country for commercializing science and technology emerging from

Geoffrey Heal studied physics and economics as an undergraduate, but has always cared deeply about the environment.

Marcos Troyjo, co-director of the BRIClab at the School of International and Public Affairs and an adjunct professor, explains what is going on wit

Challenges facing the EU today, including issues with refugees and migrants arriving in Europe, are addressed by the European Institute Director an

A behavioral economist, Wojciech Kupczuk, studies how people make financial choices, particularly having to do with wealth transfer, inheritance an

With much of the nation still recovering from the 2008 financial meltdown, the U.S.

You might think every company will use innovative technology it receives for free if that technology can increase profits by more than 10 percent.

When the World Cup kicks off in Brazil on June 12, no soccer fan in the Columbia community will have more invested in the U.S.

Three Columbia faculty members have been named research fellows by the Alfred P.