The United States left the gold standard in the 1970s. What is the gold standard, and what are the advantages of being on or off of it?
Goodwin is a William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor who has been in the department since 2003. He is also an alum of the NC State Economics graduate program.
An article published in Agricultural and Research Technology analyzed the population of woodland owners and made suggestions for extension outreach best practices.
Some states have implemented "rainy day" funds to help during recessions. Is this something that should be implemented on the national level?
What are the ways a government can legislate and economy, and what could it look like when applied to a certain sector?
