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GMU Economics Launches Spring 2026 Wednesday Seminar Series
GMU economics will run a Wednesday seminar series in spring 2026 covering Austrian, experimental, and public choice economics. No speakers are set yet.
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George Mason University's economics department will host a Wednesday seminar series during the spring 2026 semester, the school announced Jan. 6. The series covers Austrian, experimental, and public choice economics. No speaker list or schedule has been released. The seminars are open to graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, and the broader university community.
The announcement did not include specific dates beyond the spring term or a call for paper submissions. Past Wednesday seminars at GMU have drawn faculty from the economics department and visiting researchers from other institutions. The department plans to publish a full schedule closer to the start of the semester.
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