The Economics Club is a great opportunity for all students looking to be more involved on campus. Every Monday in Strong room 303 at 7 p.m., economics majors and non-majors meet to discuss a wide range of topics. It is a great opportunity to socialize in a relaxed environment and learn more about everything from current events and economic climates to history. Inside a … [Read more...] about The Missouri State economics club
This month, Missouri State Economics Professor Dr. David Mitchell was interviewed by KY3 and OzarksFirst. He commented on the effects of PPP loan fraud and a rise in food prices. Springfield business owner accused of PPP fraud John Michael Felts, owner of Hot Cluckers, Taco Habitat, and Bourbon & Beale, is being sued by the federal government. Felts is being accused … [Read more...] about September economics news round up
James Norman is a senior economics student. He plans to graduate in the Fall of 2023 and is currently serving as president of the Economics Club. Norman is from Dexter, Missouri, located in the bootheel. Missouri State was the perfect fit as it was far enough from home. When James visited the campus, he felt a click and knew it was where he wanted to attend college. In … [Read more...] about Student spotlight with James Norman
Have you ever looked at the night sky and noticed that it didn’t appear dark? That in fact, the sky which should be inky black was instead a dull gray or hazy blue? Have you tried to stargaze and been unable to see any celestial bodies at all? Dr. David Mitchell, economics professor at Missouri State University, explains light pollution. “It’s obtrusive or unwanted … [Read more...] about Dark skies bring great beauty and provide balance
By now, you’ve probably received your COVID-19 stimulus check from the government, or will soon. If you don’t need to use the money to cover basic needs, what should you do with it? Dr. David Mitchell, professor of economics at Missouri State University, offers some suggestions to Fatherly. … [Read more...] about How should you spend your stimulus check?