Economics

Introduction

Economics is a way of thinking, a method of inquiry used by both private sector decision-makers and policy-makers in business, government, and society at large. As an Economics major you will develop the analytical ability to frame and solve complicated problems that arise in business, in government, and in society.

Degree

Bachelor of Arts

Students can also choose concentrate in Economic Policy or minor in Economics or Economic Policy.

Optional Minors

Students can minor in Economics

Career Ideas

Research Assistant, Economic Analyst, Consultant to Businesses and/or Governments, Banker, Government Economist, Market Research Analyst, Econometrician, Financial Analyst

Program Administrators

Jim Bryan, Department Chair, (914) 323-5276, Jim.Bryan@mville.edu

Faculty and Staff

Department Chair

Jim Bryan

Full-Time Faculty

Nimish Adhia

Tina Bardsley

David Borker

James Bryan

Robert Derrell

Kyoko Mona

William Perkins

Heather Perretta

Peter Rivera

Faculty Emeritae

Anna Sachko Gandolfi

Cecilia Winters

Adjunct Faculty

Alan Anderson

Ernest Barone

Laura Bigaouette

Edwin Bowman

Michael Calman

Rob Candee

Michael Coelho

Don Genio

Alex Gialanella

Paul Jakubek

Maureen Maitland

Danielle Martin

Ken Mias

Sultan Niazi

Erik Paulson

Michael Scimeca

John Wenninger

Staff

Carolyn Greaige

Administrative Assistant

Overview

An undergraduate major in economics can serve as the basis for a successful and challenging career or as the foundation for graduate or professional study. Graduates can look forward to opportunities in business, law, Foreign Service, government, or financial services. Students desiring more education will have the undergraduate background to undertake graduate study in economics, business, or public policy. The economics major is also well regarded by law schools.

Economic Freedom Institute

Director: Anna Sachko Gandolfi

Sponsored by the Department of Economics, Finance and Management, the Economic Freedom Institute provides a forum for the study, analysis and discussion of the nature of economic freedom and its implications. The institute fosters the exchange and development of ideas concerning policies and programs of importance in regional, national and international arenas.