Nathan D. Grawe

Lloyd P Johnson-Norwest Professor of Economics and the Liberal Arts Professor of Economics

Carleton College

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Carleton College

Economics

Nathan D. Grawe is currently serving as a Carleton College Lloyd P Johnson-Norwest Professor of Economics and the Liberal Arts Professor of Economics at Carleton College.

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Nathan D. Grawe

Carleton College

Lloyd P Johnson-Norwest Professor of Economics and the Liberal Arts Professor of Economics

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The Effect of Federal Financial Aid on Household Earnings and Labor Supply. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

Enrollment Management in Demographic Decline. Higher education (2025)

Advocating for Data Access. Numeracy (2024)

The International Crisis in Numeracy Education. Numeracy (2024)

Covid Learning Loss: A Call to Action. Numeracy (2023)

Scholarly Activity Among Economists at Liberal Arts Colleges: A Life Cycle Analysis. The Journal of Economic Education (2023)

Jenny BourneNathan D. GraweMichael HemesathMaya Jensen

life cycle analysisscholarly activityeconomicsliberal arts colleges

The Disappearing Gender Gap in Scholarly Publication of Economists at Liberal Arts Colleges. Eastern Economic Journal (2023)

Jenny BourneNathan D. GraweMichael HemesathPrathi SeneviratneMaya Jensen

economicsgender studiesscholarly publicationgender inequalityliberal arts collegesgender gap

Covid-19: A Developing Crisis for Quantitative Reasoning. Numeracy (2022)

Review of a Framework for Sustainable Thinking: Is Ql for Citizenship Even Possible?. Numeracy (2022)

Talking About Statistical Significance in Numeracy. Numeracy (2022)

statistical hypothesis testbehavioral statisticnumeracystatistical significancestatistical thinkingnumerical competence

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Nathan D. Grawe

Lloyd P Johnson-Norwest Professor of Economics and the Liberal Arts Professor of Economics

Carleton College

Affiliations

Carleton College

Economics

Nathan D. Grawe is currently serving as a Carleton College Lloyd P Johnson-Norwest Professor of Economics and the Liberal Arts Professor of Economics at Carleton College.

Honors