Siegfried — (2011)

The citation most commonly refers to the economic research of John J. Siegfried , specifically his work on the structure of economics departments and the labor market for economists.

: It is often cited alongside international trends, such as those in Australia, to contrast the popularity and educational approach to economics across different regions. Report of the Director: Job Openings for Economists Siegfried (2011)

: The 2011 report specifically detailed the number and types of job openings available to new Ph.D. economists following the global financial crisis. The citation most commonly refers to the economic

This work appeared as a chapter in the International Handbook on Teaching and Learning Economics . Report of the Director: Job Openings for Economists

: Siegfried provides a comprehensive overview of the trends in undergraduate economics degrees within the U.S..

: Using data from various U.S. institutions, Siegfried and his co-authors (William E. Becker and William H. Greene) analyzed the sensitivity of faculty staffing to student enrollments. Key Findings :