By Discipline: Economics - 2019 Student Research Conference

2019 Student Research Conference:
32nd Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Economics (2019)

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The following abstracts for discipline Economics have been submitted:

Analyzing the Free Agency System of Major League Baseball

Oral Paper
(Economics, Mathematics, Statistics)
Nicholas Thiele
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(203-5, 11:15, BH 212)
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BSIF Economics Report

Oral Paper
(Business Administration, Economics)
Benjamin P. Wingo* and Danny D'Nagy
Prof. Charles Boughton, Faculty Mentor
(212-1, 10:15, MC 305)
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The Effects of Hurricane Katrina on Income Growth Rates in Louisiana

Oral Paper
(Economics)
Austin R. Koster
Dr. Terry Olson, Faculty Mentor
(310-4, 2:15, MC 211)
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Higher Education v. Trades: A Public Choice Analysis

Oral Paper
(Economics)
Tiffany M. Middlemas* and Kaitlin LePage
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(310-1, 1:30, MC 211)
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The Jury is Still Out on Occupational Licensing

Oral Paper
(Economics, Statistics)
Nicholas Thiele* and rachel Owings
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(310-6, 2:45, MC 211)
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Looking at the Economic and Political Forces Behind Right-to-Work: A Public Choice Analysis

Oral Paper
(Economics)
Isaac G. Hampton
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(310-3, 2:00, MC 211)
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Martin Luther King Jr: An Examination of the Accuracy of Portrayal of MLK’s Political Beliefs in Modern Media

Oral Paper
(African-American Studies, Political Science, Economics)
Cameron Banks
Dr. Hena Ahmad, Faculty Mentor
(306-3, 2:00, BH 251)
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The Potency of Envy

Oral Paper
(Economics, Business Administration, Sociology)
Lillian H. Brink* and Sarah K. Finley
Dr. David Gillette and Dr. Datha Damron-Martinez, Faculty Mentors
(203-1, 10:15, BH 212)
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Quality and Fairness of Online Matching Algorithms for Kidney Exchange

Oral Paper
(Computer Science, Biology, Economics)
Kelsey Lieberman
Dr. Jon Beck, Dr. Sanmay Das (Washington University in St. Louis), and Dr. Chien-Ju Ho (Washington University in St. Louis), Faculty Mentors
(103-5, 9:30, BH 212)
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Review of Engineering the Financial Crisis: Systemic Risk and the Failure of Regulation

Oral Paper
(Economics)
Garrett L. Fiegenbaum
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(310-5, 2:30, MC 211)
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The Sugar Industry: Lobbying and Protections in the United States

Oral Paper
(Economics, Political Science)
Annie E. Williams*, Annie R. Colwell, and Hunter R. Lambert
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(310-2, 1:45, MC 211)
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The Theory of Modern Piracy: Streaming Services and the DMCA
Oral Paper
(Economics, Computer Science, Art - Visual Communications)
Ramya C. Mogallapu*, Jonathan P. Rogers, and Lillian H. Brink
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(103-2, 8:45, BH 212)
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