The Alfred Marshall Society
At the University of Virginia
At the University of Virginia
The Alfred Marshall Society, more commonly referred to as AMS, is a unique forum for students hoping to delve deeper into the study of economics outside of the classroom and to connect with other students who share similar passions. Guest speakers, debate nights, and weekly meetings—which consist of interesting, and often controversial economic, political, and financial discussions—allow members to further explore the wide-ranging field of economics.
Interested in joining AMS for Spring 2022? Fill out the form below to apply
Members do not have to be declared economics majors or minors, or have any prior experience debating economic issues; only a deep passion for economics is required.
The Alfred Marshall Society meets every Monday at 7 PM in Monroe Hall, Room 120
Monroe Hall, 120
Taking an economic look at the incentives setup by platforms like Youtube, Spotify, Twitch, etc. Slides: https://shorturl.at/fwQWZ
Monroe Hall, 120
Monroe Hall, 120
Debating the merits of preservation, and whether consumption needs to change to solve the climate crisis
Monroe Hall, 120
Monroe Hall, 120
Monroe Hall, 120
Part of the Economics Club at UVA