Jamie Haag

Professor creating impact through research in Applied Macroeconomics, Regional Economics, and the Economics of Higher Education, Jamie Haag, PhD, serves as the Department Chair and Associate Professor at Pacific University. With a PhD in Economics from the University of Oregon, Dr. Haag has established a robust academic and research career, contributing significantly to the understanding of economic phenomena. Dr. Haag's research interests lie at the intersection of macroeconomic theory and practical application, with a particular emphasis on how economic policies affect regional development and higher education systems. His work often explores the dynamics of job separations, unemployment, and regional economic disparities, providing valuable insights into the complexities of economic systems. Throughout his career, Dr. Haag has actively participated in numerous conferences, where he has presented his findings to both academic and professional audiences. These presentations have not only highlighted his expertise but also facilitated discussions that push the boundaries of current economic thought. His ability to translate complex economic concepts into accessible knowledge has made him a sought-after speaker and collaborator. In addition to his research and teaching responsibilities, Dr. Haag is committed to mentoring students and fostering an environment of academic excellence within the Department of Economics at Pacific University. His dedication to education is evident in his innovative teaching methods and his efforts to engage students in research projects that address real-world economic issues. Dr. Haag's contributions to the field of Economics are further evidenced by his numerous publications, which have been featured in respected academic journals. These works underscore his commitment to advancing economic knowledge and influencing policy through rigorous research and analysis. As a leader in his field, Dr. Haag continues to inspire both his colleagues and students with his passion for economics and his unwavering dedication to research that makes a tangible impact on society. His work not only enhances the academic community but also informs policymakers and practitioners seeking to address economic challenges at both regional and national levels.