My talk for the social media summit is here.
Here is a very nice video from RSA. This is Prof. David Harvey, a noted Marxist scholar, talking about the […]
This is skipping ahead somewhat, but International Monetary Economics students may be interested in this piece by Daniel Gros and […]
Financial economics students, read this piece, and reflect on the types of models you've seen already in economics. Skip ahead […]
The lecture notes are here, please read Leamer chapters 1, 2, and 3 before class. There may or may not be […]
Peter Sutherland gave the KBS distinguished lecture before Christmas, and I responded to it. Here are two videos. In the […]
Here's Dr Liam Delaney, whose fan club I chair, talking at RABO Bank recently. Well worth a watch.
Today's lecture is brought to you by Vincent O'Sullivan. His lecture notes are here, discussion points here.
Lane Kenworthy writes elegantly on the topic of growth and development in the form of changes to median income, and […]
Dr Aidan Kane tells me today is world 'hug an economist' day. I warn you I will not commit to the […]
Financial economics and International Monetary Economics students should take a look at these examples of policy briefs/country comments: Federal Reserve Bank […]
Nice work, Dave Molloy (ht Broadsheet.ie)
International Monetary Economics students, have a look at this blog, which I recommend you read regularly from now on. Currently […]
Rejoice, O students of Financial and International Monetary Economics, for FRED, the amazing US graphing and data analysis site, has […]
Welcome to International Monetary Economics. Here is the module outline, the slides are here. Your reading for next week is Leamer, […]
In Financial Economics and International Monetary Economics this semester, you'll be asked to do two large projects. One focuses on […]
