Economics studies how societies allocate finite resources to meet the demand for goods and services. It encompasses the analysis of resources, production, distribution, and demand across various sectors. Faculty members in the economics department value intellectual engagement, recognizing that teaching is enhanced through continuous learning. The study of economics fosters technical competence in modern markets, develops analytical skills, and applies economic analysis to fields like education, health, and the environment. Economists, found in government agencies, corporations, and research firms, play a crucial role in evaluating resource production and distribution.
Department of Economics
Economics Programs
Center for Heterodox Economics
Welcome to the Center for Heterodox Economics! Our mission is to further the understanding of capitalism, empower the working class, and establish CHE as an international hub for heterodox economics. We are dedicated to fostering critical and innovative economic thought through a variety of initiatives. Join us in our journey to challenge ‘orthodox’ economic paradigms and promote a more inclusive and equitable economic future.
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Department of Economics
Second Floor, Chapman Hall
2830 E. Fifth St.
Tulsa, OK 74104