Senior Thesis |
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The Senior Thesis is the culmination of Duquesne
Economics program and is a self-directed
project in which the student produces an original,
publishable piece of independent research. It
is the student's responsibility to conceive the
thesis, meet deadlines, and seek out advice and
guidance. |
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Outstanding Theses |
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Ausherman, Grant, 2007. Differentiating
the Method of Compensation to Illustrate the
Differences Between a Publicly and an Employee
Owned Firm: An Experimental Analysis.
Curcio, Chris, 2006. A
New Economic Measure of the Standard of Living
Ranking U.S. Metropolitan Areas. Recipient
of the Outstanding Thesis Award for 2006.
Lepro, Michael, 2007. A
Forecast of the U.S. Business Cycle Using Three
Different Approaches.
Loewer, James, 2007. Estimating
the Amount of Time Spent: Household Production
and Caring & Helping.
Manchester, Patrick, 2007. Can
Foreign Investment in U.S. Treasury Bonds Explain
the Municipal Bond Puzzle?
Monfredi, Joe, 2007. Evaluation
of a Laddered Rate Method Versus Various Discount
Methods in Wrongful Death Litigation.
Semanchik, Michael, 2007. An
Estimation of the Substitution Effect of Casino
Revenue on Lottery Revenue in the State of
Pennsylvania.
Whitaker, Mark, 2007. The
Impact of Foreign Aid on Economic Growth. Recipient
of the Outstanding Thesis Award for 2007. |
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