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Brian Thompson, a Double Demon and Chicago native (Joliet, Ill.), is the new director of the undergraduate program at the Department of... read more
The Driehaus College of Business recently appointed Anthony LoSasso as Chair of the Economics Department effective July 1, 2022. LoSasso, a Double... read more
The Department of Economics announced the recent retirement of Robert Kallen from his clinical professor of economics position. Prior to... read more
A recent article in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) highlighted the growth path of the biggest five technology firms – Apple, Microsoft, Amazon,... read more
The recent breakthrough in vaccine efficacy for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines has become daily news. But many are confused by what this... read more
Thomas Donley, an economics faculty member for 30 years at DePaul, has been named interim dean of the Driehaus College of Business effective July 1,... read more
The health care industry makes up nearly 20% of the economy and is still a growing industry. The current coronavirus pandemic illustrates both the... read more
The Department of Economics recently celebrated 50 years of Professor of Economics James (Jim) Ciecka teaching at DePaul University.... read more
Breakeven analysis is an important analytical tool used in microeconomics. For example, the point(s) where a firm's revenues equal its... read more
Much of the discussion among the Democratic candidates has revolved around health care, gun control and immigration. However, one... read more
Much of the current debate involving the equality (or inequality) of income in the United States focuses on the difference in spending power between... read more
One of the world's leading experts on health economics, Anthony LoSasso is a Double Demon who graduated from DePaul with bachelor's... read more
General Motors (GM) recently announced a shutdown of five plants in North America, laying off about 14,000 workers (including 8,000 white-collar... read more