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Final Exams

May 9-18

Dyson School Extension Seminar Series

May 16: "Trends in the Production Costs and Marketing of Vinifera Grapes in the Finger Lakes," 3-4pm, 100 Mann Library

Senior Week

May 20-25

Senior Class Convocation

May 26, Noon-1pm, Schoellkopf Stadium

Commencement

May 27, 11am-Noon, Schoellkopf Stadium; Dyson School Recognition & Diplomas, Ag Quad, Immediately Following Commencement

Course Spotlight

AEM Course

Undergraduate Course

AEM 2100

Introductory Statistics

 
AEM Course

Graduate Course

AEM 7020

Applied Microeconomics II



Dyson School Spotlight

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China Currency Tracker

Prof. Eswar Prasad and the Brookings Institution create a new Financial Times interactive graphic that tracks the renminbi's nominal and real exchange rates against China's main trading partners.

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Confronting Rising Inequality in Asia

Prof. Ravi Kanbur and Juzhong Zhuang write the theme chapter in this year's Asian Development Outlook 2012, published by the Asian Development Bank.

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Dyson School #3 in 2012 Businessweek Rankings

Businessweek has released its 2012 rankings of undergraduate business programs in the U.S. and the Dyson School is now #3, up from #5 last year!


Warren Renovation

Warren Hall Access During the Renovation

The second and third floors of Warren Hall are currently not accessible for people with mobility disabilities. Classes, seminars, or meetings can be accommodated in an alternative location, but please let the event organizer(s) or relevant personnel know of your needs and to discuss appropriate options. For additional information, please contact the Dyson School at 607-255-4576.

Dyson Faculty Viewpoint

Prof. Steven Kylesteven-kyle

Germany's Recession Risk: They Have Themselves to Blame

"It should be no surprise to anyone that Germany's export-driven economy would suffer when so many European economies are themselves entering another recession. Indeed, they have nobody but themselves to blame for it after preaching (indeed requiring) spending cuts and tax hikes on virtually a continent-wide basis.

"So far, the Germans have avoided any fiscal contractions of their own but that doesn't make them immune to negative shocks from abroad. The road ahead doesn't look much brighter with both the UK and Spain showing negative growth and rising unemployment.

"At some point, even the Germans may have to admit that when you impose austerity you get economic contraction. Unfortunately, that point hasn't been reached yet."

Research and Extension

Research and extension

Dairy Farm Business Summary, New York Large Herd Farms, 300 Cows or Larger, 2011
Authors: Karszes, Knoblauch, Putnam

Super-Additionality: A Neglected Force in Markets for Carbon Offsets
Authors: Bento, Kanbur, Leard

Creating Place for the Displaced: Migration and Urbanization in Asia
Authors: Beall, Guha-Khasnobis, Kanbur


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