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Atlanta, GA | Posted: February 27, 2020
S. Dante Christmas
Assistant to the Chair
School of Economics
Summary Sentence:
The School of Economics had a strong presence at this year’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts CRIDC Graduate Student Paper Conference held at Georgia Tech on January 31, 2020.
Full Summary:
The School of Economics had a strong presence at this year’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts CRIDC Graduate Student Paper Conference held at Georgia Tech on January 31, 2020.
Vikrant Kamble, Tony Harding, Xiaoyu Dong, Archana GhodeswarThe School of Economics had a strong presence at this year’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts CRIDC Graduate Student Paper Conference held at Georgia Tech on January 31, 2020. Of the twenty-eight graduate students who presented papers and/or chaired the six sessions at the conference, three students from the School of Economics presented their papers and one student chaired a session.
Tony Harding (advisor: Juan Moreno Cruz) presented his paper, “From Weather Fluctuations to Aggregate Climate Impacts”, Archana Ghodeshwar (advisor: Matt Oliver) presented her paper, titled, “The Economics of Industrial Ecology: Evidence of First-Order Effects from the Indian Electric Power Sector”, and Xiaoyu Dong (advisor: Shatakshee Dhongde) presented her paper, “Measuring Multidimensional Poverty: An Application to the United States” at the conference. In addition to the paper presenters, Vikrant Kamble, who is a member of the IAC Graduate Student Advisory Board chaired a session.
