Author: Grace Shore Banks

As a consequence of Brexit the UK now has to reconsider how it relates to the world with respect to trade. How the UK positions … Read more

The annual Money Macro and Finance conference, was hosted here at Kent with top current and former policymakers and academics speaking about the current global … Read more

The Macroeconomics, Growth and History Centre (MaGHiC) are excited to welcome more than a hundred delegates on campus for the 53rd Annual MMF Conference on … Read more

Professor Roger Vickerman has been invited to give this year’s Ogden Lecture at Monash University in Melbourne on 9 September. ‘In a post-pandemic world, transport faces … Read more

Recent graduate William Morgan was awarded a first-class Economics degree and also received the Best Dissertation prize for his research analysing the impact of the … Read more

Dr Guy Tchuente has co authored this paper with Roland Pongou and Jean‑Baptiste Tondji using unique data on nursing home networks in the USA, to … Read more

This Journal’s mission is to showcase the great research work which the University of Kent’s Economics undergraduates produce in their final year at Kent. These … Read more

‘Reflecting on my time at the University of Kent, I have very fond memories of both academic and extracurricular activities I had the opportunity to … Read more

When Lydia Ifaluyi received her A-level results she had mixed emotions. Not because of her grades, but because she had been focused on pursuing a … Read more

Telma Yamou, PhD candidate has received a Frédéric Bastiat Fellowship, one-year, competitive fellowship program awarded to graduate students attending master’s, juris doctoral, and doctoral programs in … Read more