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… prize for outstanding performance in the core theory courses in economics: intermediate microeconomics (Econ 121 and Econ 125), intermediate macroeconomics (Econ 122 … or Economics and Mathematics who have excelled in these courses. The prizewinners are Tobin Scholars — to honor James …

… prize for outstanding performance in the core theory courses in economics: intermediate microeconomics (Econ 121 and Econ 125), intermediate macroeconomics (Econ 122 … or Economics and Mathematics who have excelled in these courses. The prizewinners are Tobin Scholars — to honor James …

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