Doing Economics: What You Should Have Learned in Grad School―But Didn’t

Are you a research economist looking to elevate your career? Look no further! Introducing "Doing Economics: What You Should Have Learned in Grad School―But Didn’t" - the ultimate guide to becoming a successful research economist. Authored by renowned economics professor Marc Bellemare, this book breaks down the components of doing research economics and equips you with the practical tools necessary to excel in your field.

With a wealth of technical and scientific expertise, newly minted research economists often lack the necessary skills to effectively communicate their findings. "Doing Economics" addresses this challenge head-on, offering insider tips on how to write impactful research papers, deliver compelling presentations, and navigate the peer-review process.

But that's not all. This book goes beyond the basics of research and delves into the financial side of academia. Discover the secrets to securing grants to fund your research program and learn about professional service opportunities that can enhance your career prospects. Marc Bellemare also shares valuable advice on advising students at various academic levels, ensuring you can guide the next generation of economists to success.

In today's data-driven world, economics has taken an empirical turn, requiring applied expertise to thrive. "Doing Economics" recognizes this shift and provides invaluable insights to help you excel in applied fields. Don't let your lack of practical knowledge hold you back - equip yourself with the essential skills and knowledge to thrive as a professional research economist.

Ready to take your career to new heights? Embrace the world of research economics with "Doing Economics: What You Should Have Learned in Grad School―But Didn’t" - a must-have guide for all research economists. Get your copy today and start making your mark in the world of economics. Click here to order now!