How economics research can shine a light on environmental and human rights

Update: 2022-03-08

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Economics doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It’s also about human rights, environmental rights, and people’s expectations of living a safe and prosperous life. Chris Jeffords, PhD, associate teaching professor, Economics, studies how these areas overlap. In this episode of Inspiring minds, he talks with Austin Glass ’22 VSB about his research and how to balance policies and ideas on paper, with their practical applications in the real world. They also discuss what the next generation of economists can do to prepare for a changing world.

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How economics research can shine a light on environmental and human rights

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How economics research can shine a light on environmental and human rights

Villanova School of Business

How economics research can shine a light on environmental and human rights