At Seton Hall University our Economics department is housed in the School of
Business as well.  If my memory serves, I believe Fairfield University
houses its Economics department (correct me if I'm wrong, Lucy) in the
College of Arts & Science.

Hope this helps...
Robert Bird



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From: "Nancy Kubasek" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: Economics in Business College


> We have a stand alone economics department within the College of Business
> Administration here at Bowling Green State University.  In fact, it is the
> third largest department in our college.
>
> At 05:54 PM 4/16/01 -0500, you wrote:
> >How many colleges of business include economics within their college?  Is
it
> >a stand alone department?  If it is not, with what business disciplines
is
> >it commonly combined.
> >
> >Our university is dissolving the economics dept. and sending most of
their
> >faculty to business (without prior in put from the business dean, dept.
> >heads or faculty).  Our dean must decide where to place them in the next
two
> >weeks.  Our Finance and General Business Dept. (which includes law) is a
> >prime target.
> >
> >**Is anyone aware of a dept. of Marketing and Economic Analysis -- that
> >focuses all that "supply & demand" in one department?***   That has a
better
> >ring to me.
> >
> >Carol Miller
> >Southwest Mo State University
>
>
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