Economics students be advised that course work assistance is provided for you at the ECONLAB (RM10: Economics floor). There you will find tutors willing to assist you from the hours of 10am – 6 pm (Monday- Friday). Note as well the Office hours where you can seek assistance from your lecturer.
Join us as Dr. Jan Keil presents on Financial Constraints & Investments Evidence form U.S. Companies on Thursday September 25, 2014 at 2:00pm in SR5. This promises to be a very engaging and lively discussion.
This course exposes students to the economic bases and concepts that have been implemented and applied to analyze issues in sport. See Course description here.
The course is designed to introduce students to basic and important concepts in financial economics. As such it covers the most important core topics including the valuation of bonds, equity and derivatives as well as the measurement of risk.
UWI values feedback from each student since this is the primary way in which we can continue to improve our teaching and learning process. This is your opportunity to let the lecturers and administration know what we are doing right and what needs improvement. Start your evaluation here
Please be advised that the Department has made changes to course names and course codes. Carefully review your courses while choosing them. Courses that have been changed can be viewed here. Feel free to contact the Main Office at (876) 977.1188 or econ@uwimona.edu.jm if you have any queries.
Dr. Christine Clarke to present Sport: Ministerial hopscotch and disjointed policy-outcome results – the case of Jamaica as well as chair Session 9: The Histories of Sport and the Shaping of Sports at the 3rd Global Conference: Sports Probing the Boundaries at Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom. This conference takes place from Saturday 30th August – Monday 1st September 2014. See here
It’s exciting to see the publication of the Department of Economics’ first newsletter. Since, as members of the Department, we have a common purpose, it is only fitting that we should have a medium for sharing knowledge and activities. In this way, we will be able to enhance our sense of community and be able to contribute more meaningfully to each other’s efforts.
Collectively, we represent a unique (which is not to say uniform) perspective on events in the society. We are the largest and most important collection of economists in the country. This means that we have a contribution to make as a collective that is separate from our individual contributions. This newsletter will be of some help towards building that sense of community that will facilitate us helping each other and promoting our common purpose. See Newsletter
Dr. Christine Clarke presented her paper entitled Managerial Performance and Team Composition in International Soccer: Evidence from Jamaica at the Western Economic Association International (WEAI) 89th Annual Conference Friday-Tuesday, June 27-July 1, 2014 | Grand Hyatt Denver, Colorado. Find out about the WEAI Conference here
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