Here's a think piece on just what the relevant domain of analysis economics should consider. Importantly for UL students, it […]

This week is all about growth, austerity, and short run fluctuations. Which is good, because that's exactly what's happening in […]

I'm trying out a new video service which links automatically to iTunes, let me know what you think. Turnout for […]

This week in Economics for Business we looked at Keynesian economics, including the rationales for deficit spending (which we'll look […]

Yes, yes they are. This is very relevant for EC4027 students for next week's lecture.

Matt Ridley explains his new book in this excellent podcast from Econtalk.

In this lecture we'll look at mergers and acquisitions in the EU, particularly in the financial markets, and go over […]

Here's a talk I gave last night to the Graduate Entry Medical School, in their seminar series. The slides for […]

These essays are due in the department box by 4pm Monday of week 9, and by email. 1. Describe three […]

Nice expositional piece here from the FT, HT Cian Twomey.

Here are the lecture notes for the week. Cool resources on potential and actual output are here, the Department of […]

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There are three issues most governments have to deal with on a regular basis: how much to tax, how much […]

The father of fractals is dead. Mandelbrot should have won the Nobel prize in economics for his work in the […]

John Gray on the coalition.