By Discipline: Economics - 2018 Student Research Conference

2018 Student Research Conference:
31st Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Economics (2018)

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The following abstracts for discipline Economics have been submitted:

Darcy, Wickham, Bingley, Collins, Oh My! :Examining Males as Satirical Devices in Pride and Prejudice

Oral Paper
(English, Economics)
Grace C. Fodor
Dr. Hena Ahmad, Faculty Mentor
(404-3, 3:00, MG 2001)
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Domestic Relations Laws and Intra-Household Bargaining in a Least Developed Nation: A Look at Liberia

Oral Paper
(Economics)
Nguyen Luong
Dr. Justin Jarvis, Faculty Mentor
(109-1, 8:00, VH 1320)
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The Significance of Letters in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice

Oral Paper
(Economics, English, History)
Rebecca J. Canino
Dr. Hena Ahmad, Faculty Mentor
(404-1, 2:30, MG 2001)
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With Eyes Bigger Than Our Stomachs: Growing Levels of National Debt and the Future of American Economic Growth

Oral Paper
(Economics)
Morgan H. LeBaige
Dr. David Gillette, Faculty Mentor
(109-2, 8:15, VH 1320)
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