And so, we come to the end of the module. Thanks very much for attending, listening, and hopefully learning something. Here are the 2*2 slides of the lecture, here is the handout. The Stiglitz-Greenwald model is in the reading pack, and available here. Here’s a recording of the lecture.
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A recording of lecture 10 is here.
Also, drop Darragh an email if you’d like to take a look at your problem sets, we won’t be handing them back.
A student asked for previous lecture slides (not the in-class handouts) in the 2*2 slide format, which I wasn’t too chuffed about, but [...]
All are welcome.
Author, award-winning journalist, and policy analyst Sara Burke will be in UL tomorrow talking on the subject of
GUBU 2009 – the Irish health system.
All are welcome, the talk is on from 2-3pm in KB1-11.
Today’s lecture notes are here. Here is a recording of the lecture.
This week in 2 classes (EC4004 and EC4333), I talked about Lorenz curves, Gini distributions, and income inequality.
The recent OECD report shows the inequality in who’s contributing to income tax receipts.
The chart shows Ireland is a very unequal country when it comes to paying tax– the rich pay most.
(HT Ronan for the update)
Here’s the problem set, due Tuesday 17th of November before class. Make sure to follow the instructions on the problem set.
Here’s the handout of the slides, and a recording of the lecture is below.
Economics of EU Integration Lecture 8 from Stephen Kinsella on Vimeo.
Get the notes here, and the lecture’s recording is below.
Economics of EU Integration Lecture 7 from Stephen Kinsella on Vimeo.
You know whom to thank for this sample exam, folks.
In this lecture, we looked at the workings of the ECB, the economics of monetary integration, and went over the problem set. Click here to get the lecture notes, and a recording of the presentation is below.
Economics of EU Integration Lecture 6 from Stephen Kinsella on Vimeo.
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