What a thousand years of economic history reveals about modern growth
Nobel laureates James Robinson, Joel Mokyr explored origins of the modern economy with Harris and Booth colleagues at recent Stone Center panel
Who’s really paying for the Trump administration tariffs?
The highest duties in a century have hiked costs for U.S. manufacturers and remade trade patterns
Tariffs, AI and Fed policy frame Economic Outlook event
In a panel discussion, UChicago Booth experts analyzed how policy choices and market forces will shape the year ahead
How China and Russia’s economic transitions reshaped generational mobility
New research from UChicago introduces a novel way to measure long-run, structural development
Students from Panamericana University get crash course in UChicago economics
Partnership brings cohort from Mexico City for two-week summer intensive and cultural exchange
Economics for Everyone initiative adds new lessons, Spanish resources
Free platform for foundational economics education expands with multilingual website and new partnership
James A. Robinson shares 2024 Nobel Prize for research on global inequality
Economist and political scientist becomes 101st scholar associated with UChicago to receive Nobel Prize
Book of Gary Becker’s unpublished work shows his evolution as an economist
Former colleagues and students draw upon Nobel laureate’s drafts and notes of his approach to human behavior
Robert E. Lucas Jr., Nobel laureate and pioneering economist, 1937-2023
University of Chicago scholar’s research on rational expectations transformed the field of macroeconomics