Ronan Lyons gets raw on teachers' claims of being underpaid by looking at numbers rather than anecdotes.

I'll hold a revision lecture in KB 1-11 at 10am on Monday, 27 April, hope you all can make it.

Here is MIT's Simon Johnson writing about the reality of an IMF bailout: the internal politics and the degree to […]

It's ovah! Hhere are the lecture slides for the last lecture on Friday, and I'll set up office hours next […]

Paul Krugman in today's NY Times writes [...]to satisfy nervous lenders, Ireland is being forced to raise taxes and slash […]

Here is the marking scheme and suggested answers, and below are the marks by student number. I'll hand back the […]

The penultimate lecture takes students right up to the cutting edge of behavioural finance: neurofinance. Neurofinance is a fusion of […]

The IMF released it's World Economic Outlook report, which has some interesting things to say about the international economic situation. […]

Attention conservation notice: This is a bit of a rant. Perhaps I should stay away from environmentalists on radios. They […]

WE NEED reform, not another rescue package. The mood among Government politicians following Tuesday’s Supplementary Budget is similar to that […]

"We have an irrational tendency to be less willing to gamble with profits than with losses.." ––Tvede (1999) In these […]

Here are 3 lectures by Professor Joan Robinson from 1974. Joan Robinson was a member of JM Keynes' inner circle […]

Paul Krugman shows us the three epochs of non boring banking since the 1930's, then uber historian Kevin O'Rouke posts […]

A friend sent me this description of the crisis in terms of a bar. I liked it so much I'm […]

Visiting a friend's house last night, their seven year old asked what I did. I told her I was a […]