The Economic Review at William & Mary is the undergraduate journal of economics at William & Mary, committed to advancing student-led research and scholarly discussion in the field of economics. Founded and operated by undergraduates, our mission is to foster a rigorous, inclusive research environment that supports and showcases the intellectual contributions of all William & Mary students, regardless of their background or level of experience.

Each semester, we publish a formal journal featuring peer-reviewed research papers written by undergraduates. These pieces undergo a structured editorial process overseen by a board of student editors and reviewers, ensuring academic quality and integrity. Our editorial teams specialize in key economic disciplines, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial economics, and international finance, enabling thoughtful, field-specific feedback and engagement.

In addition to our semesterly journal, we publish accessible, thought-provoking articles on our website throughout the academic year. These shorter pieces not only explore current events, economic trends, policy debates, and student-led insights but also provide a dynamic platform for conversation and continued learning outside the classroom, stimulating your intellectual curiosity and growth.

We welcome contributions from students across disciplines and strive to create opportunities for collaboration, critical thinking, and leadership through research. Whether you're an aspiring economist, a policy enthusiast, or simply curious about how the world works, The Economic Review at William & Mary invites you to read, write, and engage. Join us in our mission to advance student-led research and scholarly discussion in the field of economics.