How does the Cuban economy differ from the United States? That was the question of the hour during the latest BB&T Free Market Speaker Series event put on by the Center for Public Choice and Market Process. The lecture featured Bill Trumbull, Ph.D., a professor of Economics at The Citadel and an authority on socialist […]
The College of Charleston School of Business Center for Public Choice and Market Process is partnering with the College’s Russian Club for a joint discussion on communism led by the executive director of The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VCMF), Marion Smith. The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation focuses its efforts on eradicating and combatting […]
He might only be 26, but this School of Business alum is already impacting tax policy on Capitol Hill. Donald Schneider ’12 is the senior economist for the Committee on Ways and Means at the U.S. House of Representatives. The Ways and Means Committee has a wide jurisdiction encompassing tax policy, international trade, health care, […]
School of Business professor Peter Calcagno visited Ottawa, Canada to lead a workshop encouraging academics to create research and student centers. Calcagno was invited by the Institute for Liberal Studies to direct the one-day workshop at its headquarters on October 31, 2015. Due to the success of the School of Business’ Center for Public Choice […]
The College of Charleston School of Business’ Initiative for Public Choice and Market Process has received approval by the College of Charleston’s president and provost to be recognized as a Center of Excellence, effective August 10, 2015. The Center for Public Choice and Market Process (CPM) was founded as the Initiative for Public Choice and […]
With the finance major heading into its second year and the new supply chain and information management program beginning this fall, the number of students who are excited about job prospects in these fields is increasing. Industry leaders like Marco Wirtz, president and CEO of Daimler Vans Manufacturing, see the value of these two programs […]
Four professors in the School of Business co-wrote what many perceive to be a blueprint for economic transformation and growth in the Palmetto state.
The Initiative for Public Choice & Market Process joins The School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs, The German Program, and the Global Business Resource Center to present: A roundtable discussion commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. 6:00 pm Wednesday November 11, 2009 100 Maybank Hall Reception to immediately follow
The Initiative for Public Choice & Market Process is pleased to announce the next BB&T Free Market Process Series speaker: Dr. Benjamin Powell. Dr. Powell is coming to The College of Charleston on November 19 and will address the topic: “Sweat Shop Wages and Third World Workers: Are the Jobs Worth the Sweat”
