UC’s MA in Economics equips students with rigorous econometric and theoretical tools to analyze markets and policy, feeding into banking, research, and PhD pathways.
DSGE model assessing carbon-tax impacts on GDP and inequality
Field experiment testing default nudges to increase retirement savings
Machine-learning prediction of cryptocurrency price volatility
Labor-economics study of remote-work wage differentials post-COVID
RCT measuring effects of cashless payments on small-vendor revenues
Econometric analysis of housing supply elasticities in coastal U.S. cities
Policy paper evaluating universal basic income pilot program results
Auction-theory simulation for FCC 5G spectrum allocation strategies
Behavioral-finance experiment on loss aversion in esports betting
Time-series analysis of monetary policy shocks using high-frequency data
Spatial-econometrics evaluation of transportation infrastructure and firm productivity
Difference-in-differences study on plastic-bag bans and retail sales
Input-output model quantifying green jobs multipliers in renewable energy
Forecasting model for sovereign default risk using ensemble machine learning
Survey experiment on tax compliance and social-norms messaging
Policy memo on antitrust enforcement in digital platform ecosystems
Game-theoretic model of vaccine procurement negotiations
Impact evaluation of fintech micro-lending in Nigeria
Visualization dashboard of global inequality trends since 1990
Research paper on economic effects of aging populations in East Asia
Drive evidence-based policy and market insights with UC’s analytical MA.
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