Lanre Kassim, an Economics PhD student, has won a Kent Union Teaching Award. The annual awards were created, and are run by students to recognise and reward staff for their commitment to the delivery … Read more
Month: March 2015
Summer School Scholarships awarded
An Economics student is one of 20 students to be awarded a place on the University’s European Summer School in Brussels. Aanisah Bibi Zainab Bauluck, a second-year … Read more
The Science of Monetary Policy
Professor Jagjit Chadha gave his fourth Gresham Lecture on Thursday 26 March on ‘The Science of Monetary Policy’. Overview: The near loss of price stability … Read more
New module on Economic Controversies
The School is introducing a new 15-credit module to the Economics Stage 2 and 3 options list. The module, entitled ‘Economic Controversies’, will teach the … Read more
Asset bubbles may be forming but rapid rates hikes would only jeopardise growth
A piece by the School’s Professor Jagjit Chadha has been published today (25 March) in City A.M. Read more here.
Macroeconomic challenges in the international economy
A workshop, jointly organised by MaGHiC and Aix-Marseilles School of Economics, entitled ‘Macroeconomic challenges in the international economy’ was held on 20 March at the … Read more
The Economics of Happiness
The School of Economics is hosting a special seminar as part of the University of Kent’s 50th Anniversary celebrations on Wednesday 8 April 2015. The … Read more
Transparency and the effectiveness of monetary policy after the Warsh Review at the Bank of England
Following the Warsh Review of transparency practices and procedures at the Bank of England (Warsh, 2014), the Bank plans to change the structure of its … Read more