Wilson
Korik

Adjunct Lecturer

Room number
HH 336-11

Areas of expertise

Faculty Expertise: topics/keywords

Political economy, Institutional economics, Institutions analysis, Economic history, Microeconomics, Data collection, Data analysis

In the media

Print/Online

For FAIR.org: Corporate Media Worried Second Homes of ‘Blue-Collar’ Millionaires Might Be Taxed

For FAIR.org: CNBC Helps SpaceX Pull Off Trillion-Dollar Pump-and-Dump 

For FAIR.org: NPR’s Economics Lessons Come With Neoliberal Spin

Bio

Wilson Korik is an economics researcher, writer, and adjunct lecturer from Brooklyn, New York. He earned his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in economics from John Jay College's economics department, where he now teaches undergraduate students. 

Courses Taught

ECO 105: Understanding U.S. Economic Data

ECO 225: Intermediate Microeconomics