Economics

ENVS degrees incorporate courses and expertise from this unit and many others at CU-Boulder and nearby Federal labs.

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ECON Department Overview

  • The department offers BA and PhD degrees, and consists of 30 faculty members, more than 80 graduate students, and approximately 900 undergraduate majors.
  • Faculty fields of specialization include international trade/finance, natural resource and environmental economics, public economics, urban and regional economics, development economics, labor economics and demography, political economics, economic history, industrial organization/game theory, and econometrics. Additional field courses include time series analysis and computable general equilibrium analysis.

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ECON website

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Thu Dec 20, 2012

ENVS Fall Recognition Ceremony

- Events -

Thu May 17, 2012
11:00 am

Electric Vehicle Day

Thu May 17, 2012
06:00 pm

Electric Vehicle Day Free Film Screening

Fri May 18, 2012
01:30 pm

Karen O’Brien Talk

Sun Jun 17, 2012
08:00 am

ACPA Institute on Sustainability

Mon Jun 18, 2012
08:00 am

ACPA Institute on Sustainability

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Hernandez Mark
Mark Hernandez

Combining engineering with molecular biology, water and wastewater treatment systems, bioremediation, sustainable industrial "green" chemistry, biogenic acid production and biological air pollution.

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