Economics is like astrology. Everybody knows that the only creator of wealth and efficiency is capitalism . Outside of that these supposed educated folks can't predict anything accurately . It's too complicated and they are all extremely limited in brains and all biased .

I guess that depends on your goals. If you want to go to graduate school in economics, than I would go to William and Mary.

Some banks will only hire people from top schools. So, among the choices of public universities in VA ... you already know the answer -- UVA.

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Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

What does that even mean?

It means they tout the Koch Brothers form of economics (and politics).

Like that's a bad thing? Have you actually read up on Austrian Economic theory or are you just repeating the bromides and slander you hear on MSNBC?

Don't do Mason

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Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

So? Your point is?

A quality program should have more than one strain of theory.

You're right. Every Economics department should have one or two Keyenesians on their faculty, if for no other reason than to hold them up as bad examples.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

So? Your point is?

A quality program should have more than one strain of theory.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

What does that even mean?

It means they tout the Koch Brothers form of economics (and politics).

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

What does that even mean?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

So? Your point is?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

Bought and paid for by Koch Industries.

Anonymous wrote:George Mason.

Too conservative for my taste, plus extremely biased based on their funding.

Anonymous wrote:Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)

George Mason by far. The presence of Walter E. Williams on the faculty and their dedication to teaching Austrian economics puts them ahead of the pack among Virginia universities.

George Mason.

Which public university in VA is best if one wants to work in banking after graduation?( besides UVA)