Economic Development

Economic Development

USC Price School research analyzes drivers of economic development, examining employment strategies to promote growth; how fashion, art and culture affect economies; and the role of hospitals and clinics in neighborhood economic development.

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USC Price professor launches initiative to teach AI

Professor Glenn Melnick says getting up to speed with AI is imperative for faculty and students.

• Economic Development
• Health Policy and Management
• Public Policy and Administration

Featured Faculty: Glenn Melnick

Trojan Family Network builds careers for Price alums

Students win Sunstone challenge with aerospace development plan

Expert testimony: Film industry incentives don’t justify the cost

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SocialLifeMagazine.com

Currid-Halkett’s research about “inconspicuous consumption” among upper income groups mentioned

Featured Faculty: Elizabeth Currid-Halkett

Health Medicine Network

Currid-Halkett study covered, showing that less educated and lower income neighborhoods are consistently farther away from cultural institutions

Featured Faculty: Elizabeth Currid-Halkett

The Guardian

Thom quoted about film tax incentives failing to stimulate enough economic activity to justify their cost

Featured Faculty: Michael Thom

CalMatters

Thom quoted discussing the cost of expanding California’s film and TV tax credits

Featured Faculty: Michael Thom

Pittsburgh City Paper

Currid-Halkett quoted about Pittsburgh’s Office of Nighttime Economy

Featured Faculty: Elizabeth Currid-Halkett

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Economic Development Faculty

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Economic Development Faculty