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Economics offers two undergraduate degrees - a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts. Learn more about each degree.

In 2022, Economics had the second most graduates.

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At any point in their studies, a student can minor in Economics. Learn more about the minor requirements and how to declare. 

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    Sociology Colloquium: Filiz Garip (Princeton)

    Wednesday, December 4th, 2024

    01:00 PM - 02:30 PM


    Homer Babbidge Library

    Sociology Colloquium: Filiz Garip (Princeton)

    “Climate Change, Migration, and Inequality”

    Filiz Garip (Princeton University)

    There are over 10 million Mexican migrants in the United States; about half are undocumented. This work connects the historical mobility patterns to the United States extreme weather conditions in Mexico. The analysis combines predictive machine learning tools with mechanism-based statistical models. The results show that combination and sequencing of droughts are critical to all aspects of the migration process: who migrates, whether migrants use clandestine channels to cross, and when they return to Mexico.

     

    Lunch will be served:

     

    1. Buffalo Chicken Wrap (buffalo chicken, chopped romaine, and shredded carrots with ranch dressing)
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