While the impending recession triggered by the coronavirus seems unprecedented, USC research has found that workers with low socioeconomic status will be hit hardest yet again.
Three USC researchers at the National Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events are about to embark on a study of the virus’s economic consequences.
Two related studies from a USC professor show a country torn between helping people for free and imposing costs on those who need a hand.
Clayton Dube, director of the USC U.S.-China Institute, explains this latest phase of the trade war and how it might impact American consumers.
USC experts explain what’s behind the sweeping switch from brick-and-mortars to online-only brands.
Researchers across disciplines at USC turn a scientific eye on happiness and its complex connection to our health, relationships and economy.
The science of making up your mind is more complicated than you might think.
USC experts weigh in on what may come next and what was behind the controversial decision.
USC Price Professor Raphael Bostic returns from leave to explain economic policy and its implications for the country.
USC’s Elizabeth Currid-Halkett argues that the well-off have found new ways to show off — in ways that still hurt society.
Thanksgiving openings and a new role for Cyber Monday are just a few ways retailers are adapting to our changing shopping patterns.
USC experts say cash prices for medication can vary widely in the same neighborhood. But few comparison shop for health care.
USC-led study finds that when foot traffic is down, crime goes up — even when the closed businesses were marijuana dispensaries thought to be crime magnets.
USC researcher outlines a vision of how social science can be incorporated into the work that economists do.
The distinguished economist has been described as an ‘optimistic defender of globalization.’
The USC Dornsife Economics Department launches the USC Economics Review to spotlight students’ research.
USC Senior Vice President Thomas Sayles joins other top-level executives at L.A. Magazine roundtable.
This number-cruncher makes the so-called dismal science accessible.
The program at USC Dornsife offers tailored training in preparation for Fall Career Fair.
Edward Kleinbard breaks down the potentially billion-dollar implications of the European Commission’s ruling against the computer company.
USC Dornsife faculty reflect on Britain’s decision to leave the European Union in a historic vote that triggered financial turmoil.
The institute aims to increase the diversity of the applicant pools for top doctorate programs in political science or other social science fields at USC and across the country.
USC Marshall students win a global competition with a proposal to de-mine Angolan land and turn it into farming property.
USC economics professor offers advice on how undergraduates (or anyone) can be fiscally savvy.