Category: MaGHiC

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

A new CEPR working paper by Professor Miguel Leon-Ledesma, collaborating with Adina Ardelean, and Laura Puzzello, studies how the structure of international trade affects macroeconomic … Read more

This year’s MaGHiC lecture will be delivered by Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln. The annual Macroeconomics, Growth and History Centre (MaGHiC) lecture 2022 will be delivered by Nicola … Read more

The largest long-running Macro conference in the UK will be taking place, in person, in September hosted by the School of Economics and MaGHiC at … Read more

Sylvain Barde ⁦‪and Alexander Klein ⁦‪collaborate on this CEPR discussion paper on new historical data on transportation costs in the U.S. The paper constructs general road transport … Read more

This in-person workshop will take place on campus over the 9th and 10th of December and we are currently welcoming submissions. We invite submissions for … Read more

The Economics Observatory features analysis on UK Companies House data, conducted at the school throughout the pandemic, that tells us where and when the recession … Read more

The Schools of Economics, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, and Anthropology and Conservation met to discuss their many dynamic research groups, with a view to … Read more

Professor Miltos Makris collaborates again with Dr Flavio Toxvaerd summarising the economic approach to contagious diseases for NIESR. The COVID-19 pandemic emerged as a health … Read more

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) teamed up with the University of Kent to present funded COVID-19-related research to local MP Sir Roger Gale. Meeting In-Person,  … Read more