Stanford’s Economics program develops students’ analytical tools for understanding markets, policies, and decision-making under uncertainty. These project ideas help undergraduates apply econometric techniques and economic theory to real societal issues across macro, micro, and global contexts.
Behavioral Economics Study on Consumer Decision-Making Under Risk
Game Theoretical Analysis of Oligopoly in the Tech Industry
Minimum Wage Policy Impact on Youth Employment in California
Effectiveness of Conditional Cash Transfers on School Attendance
Analysis of Income Inequality Trends Using Census Microdata
Economic Impact of Climate Change-Induced Migration
Evaluation of Universal Basic Income Pilot Programs
Cryptocurrency Volatility and Its Effect on Portfolio Diversification
Elasticity of Demand in Ride-Sharing Platforms Post-Pandemic
Quantitative Study on the Gender Wage Gap Using Econometric Models
Impact of Fiscal Policy Stimuli on Post-Recession Recovery
Microeconomic Evaluation of Carbon Tax Adoption in Urban Centers
Data-Driven Study of Stock Market Reactions to Fed Announcements
Experimental Study on Altruism in Economic Games
Forecasting Unemployment Rates Using Time Series Models
Role of Informal Sector in Emerging Economies
Evaluation of Public Health Investments on Local Economic Growth
Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in Southeast Asia
Economic Cost-Benefit Analysis of High-Speed Rail Projects
Digital Economy and Labor Market Transformation Post-COVID
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