Columbia’s Ph.D. in Economics is designed for students aiming to become academic researchers, policy experts, or economic strategists. These dissertation topics offer breadth across labor, macro, development, econometrics, and applied public finance.
Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models with Climate Risk
Labor Market Impacts of Universal Basic Income: A Structural Approach
Game-Theoretic Modeling of Central Bank Policy in Currency Crises
Machine Learning-Augmented Estimation of Poverty Indices
Causal Analysis of Tax Reforms on Small Business Growth
Quantifying the Long-Term Effects of Early Childhood Interventions
Financial Frictions and Housing Market Volatility: A DSGE Perspective
Field Experiments on Nudging Savings Behavior in Developing Nations
Inequality Aversion in Macroeconomic Policy Preferences
The Role of Informal Finance in Urban Microenterprises
Empirical Analysis of Labor Supply Elasticities Among Remote Workers
Network Effects in International Trade and Supply Chains
Monetary Policy Spillovers in Open Emerging Economies
Bayesian Vector Autoregressions for Inflation Forecasting
Spatial Econometrics of Urban Economic Growth Patterns
Estimating Productivity Gaps Using Firm-Level Panel Data
Experimental Economics of Risk Preferences in Post-Conflict Regions
Impact of Trade Liberalization on Gender Wage Disparities
Time-Varying Natural Rates of Interest Across Developing Nations
Credit Constraints and Innovation in SMEs: A Quantitative Survey
Political Uncertainty and Investment Trends: A Natural Experiment
Health Economics: Insurance Coverage and Labor Force Participation
Tax Evasion Dynamics in Informal Economies: A Game-Theoretic Model
Evaluating Digital Currency Policy Through General Equilibrium Models
Rural Electrification and Economic Mobility: A Causal Study
Education and Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Panel Data
Economics of Misinformation: Policy Evaluation via Market Models
Foreign Aid Allocation and Voting Patterns in the United Nations
Demographic Transition and the Future of Pension Systems
Green Bonds and Market Signaling: An Empirical Analysis
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