Category: MaGHiC

by Alfred Duncan, University of Kent and Charles Nolan, University of Glasgow, discussion paper KDPE 1719, December 2017. Non-technical summary: In recent decades, macroeconomic researchers … Read more

A paper by Miguel Leon-Ledesma and Mathan Satchi entitled ‘Appropriate technology and balanced growth’ has been accepted for publication at the Review of Economic Studies, … Read more

by Alfred Duncan and Charles Nolan, discussion paper KDPE 1716, July 2017. Non-technical summary: We provide a new justification for the widespread use of debt … Read more

by Nicholas Crafts and Alexander Klein, discussion paper KDPE 1715, August 2017. Non-technical summary: It is well-known that patterns of regional specialization and the spatial … Read more

The School of Economics has the pleasure to announce that Dr Christian Siegel has received a promotion over the summer period of this year. Congratulations … Read more

by Florian Gerth, discussion paper KDPE 1714, September 2017. Non-technical summary: Research shows that financial crises are accompanied by severe and long-lasting drops in TFP. … Read more

by Anthony Savagar, discussion paper KDPE 1713, August 2017. Non-technical summary: Traditionally macroeconomists assume that the number of firms in an economy adjusts instantaneously to … Read more

Research by Christian Siegel from the School of Economics featured in an article in The Guardian on Sunday 20 August on the rise of robots and automation: ‘Robots … Read more

by Sylvain Barde and Sander van der Hoog, discussion paper KDPE 1712, July 2017. Non-technical summary Despite recent advances in bringing agent-based models (ABMs) to the … Read more

Research by Dr Christian Siegel from the School of Economics has found that labour market polarisation caused by the decline of traditional middle-income jobs relative … Read more