Well worth watching.

More on asymmetric information, Here are the lecture notes. . Here's a great article on signaling theory, and another on […]

Yes. But we need to think about alternatives, even if we don't necessarily follow them. That's what debate is for.

TASC has launched its proposals for Budget 2011. Entitled ‘Investing in Recovery, Jobs, Equality’, the document outlines a strategy designed […]

Here are the lecture notes. We'll talk about this paper in lectures, and students should check out the CAP revenue […]

Why yes, that would be nice, apparently.

Classes before 2 are cancelled tomorrow because of the Open days, so here's a web lecture on Asymmetric information and […]

Diamond, Mortensen, and Pissarides win the 'Nobel' prize for Search Theory.

I'm anxious that European Economy students get as much practice in, and feedback from, writing their essays. That's why you'll […]

There's a modicum of snark in these posts reacting to Greg Mankiw's NY Times column on taxation. Given that we've […]

This week in Economics for Business we spent quite some time thinking about whether one course of action was preferable […]

Looks like Slides won the last poll by nearly 2:1, so slides it is. In response to a question from […]

My PhD student Dominic Trepel is quoted in all the major newspapers today following publication of his report in the […]

It appears that on some browsers the Aplia Question 5 on Smoothie production wasn't displaying correctly, which meant that when […]

Ms. Tracey McMahon will be taking the following 3 EC4004 tutorials for the rest of the semester. Tuesday, 11-12, SG21 […]