Rethinking Economics UVM Inaugural Event Brings Together Five Diverse UVM Economists
Rethinking Economics UVM, a new club promoting diverse and open-minded approaches to teaching economics on campus, held its first event in the Davis Center Silver Maple Ballroom in late February 2023. The event brought together five professors with a diversity of economic thought across the University of Vermont (UVM) to discuss how to best address an array of society’s most pressing social...
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