Irma Clots-Figueras collaborates on a paper examining policy effectiveness as a function of leader identity using a series of group experiments involving coordination games to … Read more

April: the spring term ended, the exam season started, the sun shone, the snow fell, we could get a haircut again or sit outside freezing … Read more

Third-year students Tanya Sengupta and Tapasya Bhandari, psychology and economics undergraduates respectively, share this perspective on their home country’s current battle to raise awareness and … Read more

In the public debate there are many concerns that future automation in the labour market will have further consequences for workers. This workshop brings together … Read more

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

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

Be part of TRADE4SD, a new International research collaboration fostering the positive linkages between trade and sustainable development. Trade policy has an important part to … Read more

I had the coolest opportunity to host an Instagram live with fellow economist and winner of this year’s Business Start-up journey, Mercy Adeniji. The Business … Read more

Are you a stage 2 or 3 economics student? If so, keep on reading to find out about exam revision sessions available during revision week. … Read more

“There are certain roles you can’t apply for without a Master’s.” Why do Kent graduates decide to study for a Master’s with us? Here are … Read more