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Image via Wikipedia In this lecture we introduce game theory, following recap over the risk and insurance parts of the […]

Image via Wikipedia In this lecture we looked at the economics of preferential liberalisation, the economics of monetary union, EMU, […]

Image by BottleLeaf via Flickr In this lecture we looked at the Market for Lemons, based on Akerlof's 1970 paper, […]

In lectures today a student asked me by text message which economics book they should read to get acquainted with […]

I've been going to lots of conferences recently, and I've been asked to chair a few sessions here and there. […]

[print_link] The theory of production of commodities by means of commodities has a long history in economics. From the earliest […]

October is going to be a busy, travel-filled month. Here's the list of conferences and workshops I'm attending or ranting […]

In the last lecture we looked at the theory of choice. Today its all about demand. Click below for lecture […]

Hello there, EC4004 students. This week we are all about the Law of Demand, Supply, and Elasticity. Get these wikipedia […]

  [print_link] IntroductionThe last lecture introduced the course. This lecture re-introduces you to some of the concepts you learned last […]

Olivier Blanchard of MIT is one of the top macroeconomists in the world. When he write articles like this, it's […]

[print_link] Introduction Economics for Business will extend the microeconomics and macroeconomics you learned in first year in two distinct areas.

Image via Wikipedia Watching FutureShock : the Last Drop last night got me really annoyed---not by the problem of water […]

Here's the third of the `teaching' papers series I've been writing recently. First, I was interested in exploring problem based […]