Economics

  • India and the APEC

    India and the APEC

    Nirvikar Singh, distinguished professor of economics at UC Santa Cruz, argues in an op-ed that, if India can obtain an APEC membership, it would help improve flows of knowledge, capital, and goods within the region through better coordination of policies.

  • China now has a huge debt overhang

    China now has a huge debt overhang

    Distinguished Professor of Economics Nirvikar Singh wrote an op-ed arguing that money in China was invested in ways that do not generate the funds to pay back the lenders or investors.

  • Moonshots and mind games

    Moonshots and mind games

    Distinguished Professor of Economics Nirvikar Singh wrote an op-ed for Financial Express about how India can achieve world-class excellence with its domestic institutions and resources.

  • Targeting health incentives in India

    Targeting health incentives in India

    Assistant Professor of Economics Ariel Zucker joined VoxDev to discuss her research on personalized incentives for exercise among 6,800 adults with diabetes and hypertension in urban India.

  • A Strong Job Market Doesn’t Mean the Economy Is Recession-Proof

    A Strong Job Market Doesn’t Mean the Economy Is Recession-Proof

    An opinion column in The New York Times discusses research by Associate Professor of Economics Pascal Michaillat on how to measure the tightness of the labor market and assess its health and efficiency. 

  • An economic strategy for India: Many bottlenecks and challenges that India faces require deeper integration across levels of govt

    An economic strategy for India: Many bottlenecks and challenges that India faces require deeper integration across levels of govt

    Distinguished Professor of Economics Nirvikar Singh wrote an opinion column for Financial Express reflecting on India's economy in honor of the country's Independence Day.

  • US pork firms divided over bill in Congress to overturn California animal welfare law

    US pork firms divided over bill in Congress to overturn California animal welfare law

    Reuters spoke with Economics Professor Galina Hale about how the proposed EATS Act could negatively impact farmers who have made efforts to comply with new animal welfare laws in California.

  • India’s new research push

    India’s new research push

    Distinguished Professor of Economics Nirvikar Singh wrote an op-ed for Financial Express advocating for a university-centered model of enhancing research capabilities in India.

  • Bold Imaginative Climate Ideas Proposed At Academic Conference

    Bold Imaginative Climate Ideas Proposed At Academic Conference

    Forbes covered a conference cohosted by UCSC's Center for Analytical Finance and Center for Coastal Climate Resilience and discussed insights shared by Economics Professor Galina Hale on how financial regulation and other policies can help to fight climate change. 

  • India's green transition

    India's green transition

    Distinguished Professor of Economics Nirvikar Signh wrote an opinion article for Financial Express about India's need for increased efficiency in energy distribution and use.

  • How much inflation did Covid fiscal support cause?

    How much inflation did Covid fiscal support cause?

    Economics Professor Galina Hale joined VoxEU to share her findings on Covid-era fiscal policy impacts in Europe.

  • How the Demographics of Entrepreneurship Has Changed

    How the Demographics of Entrepreneurship Has Changed

    The Wall Street Journal interviewed Economics Professor Rob Fairlie about his research on the changing demographics of entrepreneurs.

Last modified: Apr 22, 2025