The Economics Club of Whittier College is an association of students interested in inspiring convers
The Economics Club of Whittier College is an association of students interested in initiating, informing, and inspiring conversation on contemporary economic issues with local and global effects. We are a forum for learning about and discussing the most relevant topics of today. We incorporate a variety of intriguing games and discussions, made to develop your skills pertaining to economics, investments, finance, stock markets, and many other fields.
02/20/2017
Alan Greenspan: Ron Paul Was Right About The Gold Standard | Zero Hedge "When I was Chair of the Federal Reserve I used to testify before US Congressman Ron Paul... we had some interesting discussions... We would never have reached this position of extreme indebtedness were we on the gold standard, because the gold standard is a way of ensuring that fiscal policy never…
02/17/2017
Thoughts..?
Scoring President Trump's Economics I’m not going to touch the immigration ban, Russian hacking, The Wall, The Tweets, or the Mike Flynn scandal that is still playing out...As someone who was hoping for at least some moderate swamp draining, it appears that ain’t gonna happen.
02/08/2017
Stability Is Good for Business. Trump’s Whims Threaten It One weekend almost undid the firm legal foundation on which U.S. business has thrived.
Hi students! What days/times would you be available for the weekly meetings? The Economics Club officers became aware that the meeting time of Wednesdays at 11am doesn't work for most of you.
09/09/2016
The College Degrees That Get The Most Job Offers Nearly 70% of computer science majors had at least one job offer before they graduated from college last year, according to data gathered by the National Association for Colleges and Employers (NACE), which surveyed nearly 10,000 college seniors who were set to earn bachelor’s degrees in the spring…
09/09/2016
From College Student To Corporate CEO: Career Advice To An Economics Major I recently was asked by a college student majoring in economics how she should prepare herself for a career. Gabby Beamon of Penn State (name used with permission) has identified two industries she was interested in working in, and she had the goal of eventually becoming a CEO. Here’s my [...]