Posts tagged with ‘economics’
After the virus: building a more resilient, fairer society
As the world looks forward to recovering from COVID-19, our researchers are reflecting on the challenges we face as well as opportunities to build a more […]
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Tags: COVID-19, culture, economics, international politics, mental health, recovery, research, society
Economic and social postgradute studentships open day
Interested in applying for Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funding to cover your postgraduate study in the social sciences?
Tags: economics, ESRC, funding, open day, postgraduate, research, Social Science, studentships
The World Economy Annual Lecture 2019 – Are trade agreements good for you?
Presented by Giovanni Maggi, Howard H. Leach Professor of Economics, Yale University.
Tags: economics, Giovanni Maggi, Trade agreements, Yale University
The future of US-China relations
Nottingham Globalisation Lecture.
Tags: economics, finanical times, Martin Wolf CBE, Nottingham Globalisation Lecture, US-China relations
Public lecture: A university education
A public lecture with Rt Hon. Lord Willetts, an English Conservative Party politician.
Tags: conservative party, economics, parliament, politician
Brexit: where are we now? – Public Lecture by Rt Hon Anna Soubry (MP for Broxtowe)
Nottingham Globalisation Lecture presented in association with the Nottingham Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy (GEP) and the School of Economics.
Prosperity in a time of economic uncertainty
An Ingenuity breakfast event focusing on the theme of ‘Prosperity in a Time of Economic Uncertainty’.
Tags: economics, Ingenuity, Monetary economics, Professor Nicholas Bloom, Professor Paul Mizen, Richard Blackmore
Brexit and after
Nottingham Globalisation Lecture. Presented by Martin Wolf: Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator, The Financial Times.
Tags: Brexit, economics, Martin Wolf, Nottingham Globalisation Lecture
Experiments and the theory of modern sentiments
Join Professor Vernon L Smith, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 2002, for a free lecture on ‘Experiments and the theory of moral sentiments: Predicting how and why strictly self-interested actors play trust and ultimatum games’.
Tags: Centre for Design Research and Experimental Economics, economics, moral sentiments, Nobel Prize, Professor Vernon L Smith
Four Freedoms — Andrew Haldane (Bank of England)
We are delighted to be welcoming back to Nottingham Andrew Haldane, Chief Economist from the Bank of England.
Tags: Andrew Haldane, Bank of England, Centre for Finance Credit and Macroeconomics, CFCM, economics, finance, Four Freedoms, school of law and social sciences