The Macroconomics, Growth and History Centre (MaGHiC) preview their quarterly UK Economic Outlook in this NIESR ‘box’. “Business creation is an important indicator to monitor … Read more
Category: Research
Have Social Distancing Measures Led to an Increase in Inequality in Latin America and The Carribean?
PhD candidate from the School of Economics Werner Pena has had a paper entitled ‘The Distributional Consequences of Social Distancing on Poverty and Labour Income … Read more
Understanding how political dynasties and religious conflict in India impacts the spread of Covid 19.
As the Corona death toll rises in India, new Leverhulme grant enables Anirban Mitra to continue this important research. Dr Anirban Mitra has been awarded … Read more
Leon-Ledesma’s latest paper is accepted in a special issue of Mathematical Social Sciences.
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
Life after Winning the Lottery
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
How Effective was Eat Out to Help Out?
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
Research foresees an end to deregulated competitive public transport
Research from Kent’s School of Economics predicts an end to deregulated competitive pubic transport in the UK as a consequence of Covid-19 social distancing measures leading to … Read more
Professor Allouch Is Published in the Journal of Mathematical Economics
The paper published in the Journal of Mathematical Economics investigates welfare targeting for public goods in networks. The research conducted by Professor Nizar Allouch and … Read more
Childhood exposure to diversity is best for community cohesion in immigration
New research from the School of Economics reveals social cohesion with immigration is best ensured through childhood exposure to diversity in local neighbourhoods, leading to acceptance of … Read more
The Kent-Sussex Micro Seminars are back for 2021!
The PhD virtual ‘Micro-Seminars’ series co-organized by the University of Sussex and the Development Economics Research Centre at the University of Kent, has returned for … Read more