Professor Alan Winters’ discussion will include, inter alia, the balance between the Executive and Legislative branches of government; how one might, and whether one should, take into account public attitudes to trade policy issues, and what is appropriate role for independent advice and commentary on trade policy.
Tags: economics, economy, Trade, Trade policy, World Economy annual lecture, World Economy annual lecture 2023
A look at how Economics needs to change to keep pace with the 21st century and the digital economy.
Tags: Digital economy, economics, economy, Professor Sir David Greenaway Lecture Series, School of Economics
This session will present new research findings on the impact of Brexit and Covid on the Midlands’ economy, paying particular attention to the services sector.
Tags: economy, ESRC Festival of Social Science, Festival of Social Science 2021, FOSS, FOSS 2021
A short online roundtable on the topic of ‘The Economics and Economic Policy of Corporation Tax’.
Tags: corporation tax, economic policy, economy, IEA, International Economic Association, OECD, policy, policy-making
Professor Paul Grainge has been appointed as Academic Director for Digital Nottingham, the University of Nottingham’s […]
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Tags: Academic Director, data science, Digital Nottingham, digital technology, economy, Professor Paul Grainge, Professor Shearer West
The University of Nottingham will join a host of local organisations to mark Nottinghamshire Day – […]
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Tags: community, economy, local, Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire Day, Nottinghamshire Day 2021
A public lecture with Martin Wolf, Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator from The Financial Times.
A public lecture with Dave Ramsden, Deputy Governor for Markets & Banking, Bank of England
Tags: banking, Dave Ramsden, economics, economy, Markets
Never before in world history has economic activity fallen so quickly. In the wake government-imposed lockdowns, […]
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Tags: After the Virus, economy, research
This speech, which should be accessible to non-economists, sets out some first thoughts on the effect of intangibles on long-run interest rates and the short-run monetary transmission mechanism.
Tags: economy, Monetary economics, monetary policy