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Muhammad Umar Dada

2019 Professor Harry Simons Endowed Undergraduate Scholarship for the Study of Accounting Recipient Biography:  Muhammad Umar Dada is a senior at UCLA pursuing a major in Business Economics as well as a minor in Accounting. Born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, Umar moved to Los Angeles in 2017 to join the incredibly talented and diverse […]

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Rylee Anne Crowley

2019 Robert D. & Margaret A. Wark Memorial Scholarship Recipient Biography:Rylee Crowley is a third year Economics major with the intent on minoring in Accounting from Las Vegas, Nevada. Outside of her economics classes, she enjoys taking Fiat Lux seminars and studying topics ranging from social justice movements to film. At UCLA, she is a […]

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Roya Dadgar

2019 John J. Peterson Scholarship Recipient Biography: Roya Dadgar is a fourth year Business Economics major and Public Affairs minor. She previously served as a member of the executive board of a consulting club on campus, UConsulting, and was able to host events for the larger UCLA community through this role. She is also part […]

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Jiahe Wang

2019 Ralph and Shirley Shapiro Scholarship Recipient Biography: Jiahe Wang is a third-year student at UCLA. Born in China, he moved to Los Angeles at the age of 18 to pursue undergraduate studies. He was admitted to the pre-business economics major as a freshman. However, after taking accounting classes, he developed an interest in accounting […]

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Bond Liquidity During the Covid-19 Crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic has wrought havoc on the global economy. To cope with this unprecedented economic shock, many large US corporations turned to the $10 trillion corporate bond market. However, with the prospect of downgrades and possible defaults, along with widespread outflows from corporate bond funds, reports of illiquidity began to surface very early on: […]

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Anastasia Bogdanova

“All these equations and graphs, how often am I going to use them at work anyway?” More likely than not, this question will have crossed your mind at some point in your undergraduate career, especially when you’re scratching your head over an elusive concept in lectures or working through pages of dense problem sets. But […]

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Announcing New Marketing Video for UCLA Economics!

With the help from UCLA Partnership, the UCLA Department of Economics is excited to announce the newly created and published Introduction to the UCLA Economics Department marketing video. This project has been months in the works–but we are super proud of this final product that we can share with all of you! Thank you to […]

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Moshe Buchinsky Named 2020 Econometric Society Fellow

Moshe Buchinsky was recently named a 2020 Econometric Society Fellow. The Econometric Society is one of the most prestigious learned society in the field of economics, with a world-wide membership. Its main object is to promote studies that aim at a unification of the theoretical and empirical approach to economic problems and that are penetrated by […]