My talk for the social media summit is here.
A colleague asked me this this morning, and although there are quite a few UL people a-tweeting, not many of […]
Ben Kahn gives us his notes of a workshop he attended on becoming a better lecturer. A nice report, and […]
Here's an interview with Peter Schiff, whom I blogged about already this week. It's fascinating stuff. A lot of what […]
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Here are some questions I didn't get to answering on the text message doo hickey. 1. For the online exam, […]
The business cycle is a tricky concept. Economists have studied why economies experience large shifts in demand for good and […]
Following on from this article, as I argued on The Last Word last night, the question is not if, but […]
Mathematica 7 has just been released from Wolfram research today. I'm a huge fan and daily user of the technology […]
Last week we saw the first parts of a micro-founded macroeconomy. Following Barro, chapter 6, we defined four markets: the […]
I wrote this quarter's daft.ie report, full text is here. The main point of the report is that rents are […]
Right click the link below to download the sample exam. There are only 5 short questions, and 2 longer ones […]
The figure below is taken from the latest construction employment index. The numbers point to a significant slow down in […]
I'll be on The Right Hook today at 5pm if you're bored, ranting about this article and, I guess, Bank of Ireland's […]
In this lecture, we will introduce students to the institutional, legal and political context of enlargement within the EU, and preview […]
