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The Department of Economics at Indiana University is one of the highly ranked departments in the United States, offering comprehensive coverage of the major fields in modern economics; it currently has 29 faculty members, approximately 80 graduate students, and 560 undergraduate majors. The department has existed since 1935, and lives in Wylie Hall, the beautifully restored oldest building on campus (see Photo Tour).	Arlie Williams: Much of Professor Williams' research has involved the design and implementation of computerized trading environments to investigate empirically the predictive power of market equilibrium theories. He has also used experimental methods to study price expectation formation models and public goods provision via voluntary contributions, and risk preference differentials revealed by individual decisions versus small-group decisions.
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Professor Todd Walker together with co-investigator Professor Giacomo Rondina, University of California at San Diego, received an NSF grant under the title: Incomplete Information in Dynamic Economies: Analytics and Applications. The funding for this three year award is $184,568. Professor Elinor Ostrom honored with 2009 Nobel prize in Economic Sciences Professor Professor Jimmy Walker and Professor Roy Gardner were also mentioned in Scientific Background on the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2009	Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.
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