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Kent Economics research used to support White House report to Congress

By Grace Shore Banks | 26 March 2024

The research of University of Kent Economist, Dr Christian Siegel and Zsófia L. Bárány of the Central European University, Viena have been cited in the … Read more

Adam Smith and The Bankers: Retrospect and Prospect

By Grace Shore Banks | 26 February 2024

Dr Alfred Duncan and Professor Charles Nolan discuss Adam Smith’s vision for banking and try to deduce how Smith might have approached some current issues … Read more

Call for Papers: Firm Dynamics, Market Structures and Productivity in the Macroeconomy III

By Grace Shore Banks | 04 January 2024

We are hosting the third edition of our workshop, this time a collaboration with joint with the Banks of England and Bristol University and invite … Read more

Breaking the bank: why removing interest on reserves would ‘tie one hand behind the back of the Bank of England’

By Grace Shore Banks | 09 October 2022

As the Chancellor finds himself under pressure because of his £43bn tax-cutting programme, it is understood that the Treasury is weighing up a number of … Read more

Blowing the budget: why the Conservative mini-budget is so toxic

By Grace Shore Banks | 05 October 2022

How should we interpret the U-turn on the abolition of the 45p rate for high income earners? ‘This is more a political move than one … Read more

Quantitative Tightening, Mandates and Expectations

By Grace Shore Banks | 15 September 2022

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 One About Inflation

By Grace Shore Banks | 31 August 2022

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

Trade and volatility: Analysing the role of specialisation and diversification

By Grace Shore Banks | 20 July 2022

Professor Miguel León-Ledesma has collaborated with Laura Puzzello and Adina Ardelean, in this VoxEU column on the complex interaction between sectoral shocks, sectoral specialisation, and geographic diversification … Read more

Early Human Capital Accumulation and Decentralization

By Grace Shore Banks | 13 July 2022

Recent Guy Tchuente research shows the importance of local knowledge in the provision of publicly financed goods. Dr Guy Tchuente‘s research is included in a … Read more

Booming entrepreneurship during the Covid-19 pandemic

By Grace Shore Banks | 23 June 2022

Dr Anthony Savagar has collaborated with Saleem Bahaj from the Bank of England’s Research Hub and Sophie Piton who works in the Bank of England’s … Read more

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