Page 2 - Ness School News Today

There's been some optimism for the U.S. economy. So what's happening with the central bank's balance sheet? Joe Santos, Ph.D., helps us understand the runoff.

We ask Joe Santos, Ph.D., for his takeaways from the unfulfilled financial predictions of 2023 and his 2024 resolutions for economists.

The research team found that 78% of producers had taken on some form of adaption strategy due to the costs.

The research team found that 78% of producers had taken on some form of adaption strategy due to the costs.

Monday Macro looks at what makes the U.S. mortgage system different from other systems. Joe Santos, Ph.D., brings us a deep dive into the intricacies of mortgage lending.

The new Women in Business Club has garnered a lot of interest and has plans to host events and guest speakers to empower women in not only business, but other industries as well.   The Women in Business Club was approved by the SDSU Students’ Association this month. It was founded by Brittany McKnight, assistant...

Andrea Leschewski’s profile on The Conversation

Tom Patterson and Erin Fujimoto had no experience in manufacturing or design when they founded Tommy John. They two discuss their business and branding journey.

Campus Planning  CO-OP Architecture for campus planning and design addressed Students’ Association on Monday to focus on a master plan for South Dakota State University based on physical environment, long-term needs and future campus development.  Architect Adam Post said, “One of the things that’s come out of the campus strategic plan is, you know, the...

SDSU's Ness School of Management and Economics announces a new outreach location in downtown Sioux Falls. In partnership with Startup Sioux Falls, the Ness School Downtown Outpost will offer workshops, career fairs, career coaching and more.