Month: March 2021

The charity with the most nominations will receive a donation from the School of Economics. If you haven’t done so already there is still time … Read more

Professor Miguel Leon-Ledesma has had a paper accepted in Mathematical Social Sciences. Entitled ‘Production, Bankruptcy, and Financial Policies under Collateral Constraints’ it is co authored … Read more

The first paper of PhD candidate, Guillermo Cabanillas-Jiménez’s thesis has researched the effect of the Spanish Christmas Lottery, El-Gordo – a very popular event in … Read more

‘Despite COVID-19 restrictions preventing us from holding the Economics Summit in its usual form, we were able to adapt and host a bigger and better … Read more

Kent economists have been measuring new businesses registered in the UK over the year, this commemorative film charts their results over the three lockdowns. Today … Read more

Yannis Galanakis has won the Summer Vacation Research Competition (SVRC). His project examines the economic impact of the “Eat Out to Help Out” scheme. Now … Read more

As you approach the end of your undergraduate studies, many of you may be wondering about a Master’s degree, what you would get out of … Read more

Two exciting opportunities to join our education and research community in our collegiate and modern environment. The first of these newly advertised roles is a … Read more

Stage 2 student Mercy Adeniji took part in this step-by-step programme guiding students through the process of starting a business through a series of interactive … Read more

Irma Clots-Figueras takes part in important panel discussion around Covid 19 and its impact on Women.  The Covid 19 pandemic has produced, in addition to … Read more