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Past CEP Special Events
20
May
2013
CEP Annual Conference
Various Speakers
Link to further information
16
May
2013
LSE Growth Commission: Education Roundtable
Various Speakers
The Institute for Government will be hosting an LSE Growth Commission Rountable on Education. This is a closed, invitation only event operating under Chatham House Rules. Link to further information
14
May
2013
SERC Annual Conference 2013
Various Speakers
Link to further information
14
May
2013
New Economy Manchester Event
Tim Besley
(EOPP, LSE)
Professor Tim Besley will present the findings of the LSE Growth Commission Report at New Economy Manchester on 14th May 2013 . New Economy Manchester is one of the six Association of Manchester Authorities (AGMA) commissions. Link to further information
30
Apr
2013
LSE Growth Commission: Infrastructure Roundtable
Various Speakers
The Institute for Government will be hosting an LSE Growth Commission Rountable on Infrastructure on 30 April 2013. This is a closed, invitation only event operating under Chatham House Rules. Link to further information
19
Apr
2013
Future Scotland: Future Growth
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
Professor John Van Reenen will present the work of the LSE Growth Commission at the Future Scotland: Future Growth event hosted by the Scottish Council for Development & Industry on 18-19 April 2013 Link to further information
16
Apr
2013
OECD Seminar - Investing in Prosperity
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
Professors John Van Reenen and Nicholas Stern presented the findings of the LSE Growth Commission at the OECD seminar on Investing in Prosperity in the United Kingdom: Skills, infrastructure and Innovation hosted by the OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria. Link to further information
3
Apr
2013
WHY HAS BRITISH PRODUCTIVITY FALLEN?
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
John Van Reenen presents Growth Commission findings at RES Conference Special Session: The Great UK Employment and Productivity Mystery Link to further information
5
Feb
2013
LSE Growth Commission Report presentation to ESRC All Party Group on Social Science & Policy
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
The LSE Growth Commissioners presented their report to ESRC All Party Group on Social Science and Policy at the House of Commons.
31
Jan
2013
LSE Growth Commission Report Launch: Investing in Prosperity
Various Speakers
On Thursday 31st January, the LSE Growth Commission will launch their report: Investing in Prosperity. The report is based on evidence taken in public session during 2012 from leading academics, business people and policymakers from UK and overseas and on analysis of an LSE research team supporting the Commissioners. Link to further information
23
Jan
2013
PUBLIC LECTURE & PANEL - Eurozone Deadlock: Finding a Way out of the Crisis
Luis Garicano
(LSE Department of Management & CEP)
It is still possible, both economically and politically, to find a way out of the Eurozone crisis if policy-makers separately address two problems; dealing with the legacy costs of the initially flawed design of the Eurozone, and fixing the design itself. In this lecture Luis Garicano will discuss how these solutions can be implemented. Link to further information
8
Jun
2012
Trade Policy in a Globalised World
Various Speakers
This conference brought together leading international trade academics from the United States and Europe to discuss and advance those issues. The papers presented focused on the main players in today’s global economy—Europe, the U.S. and China—and discussed the design and implementation of trade policies, the increasing importance of trade agreements and their role in the stability of the trade policy environment. Link to further information
14
May
2012
CEP Annual Conference 2012
Various Speakers
This year's CEP Annual Conference will take place in Brighton from 14-15 May. Programme and more info... Link to further information
14
Mar
2012
LSE Growth Commission Evidence Session: The Role of Skills in a Growth Strategy for the UK
Various Speakers
Link to further information
6
Mar
2012
CEP 21st Birthday Lecture - Mental Health: The New Frontier for the Welfare State
Richard Layard
(CEP)
CEP founder Richard Layard will close this series of lectures with a discussion on the economic and social costs of mental illness. Link to further information
28
Feb
2012
CEP 21st Birthday Lecture: Comparing Real Wages: the McWage Index
Orley Ashenfelter
(Princeton University)
Real wages measure worker welfare and the cost of labour. Professor Ashenfelter reports the results of a decade long study of wage rates at McDonald's restaurants in over 60 countries. Link to further information
23
Feb
2012
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Series with Prof Nicholas Stern: Lecture 3
Nicholas Stern
(Asia Research Centre and LSE)
Climate Change and the New Industrial Revolution - How we can get there: building national and international action Link to further information
22
Feb
2012
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Series: Lecture 2
Nicholas Stern
(Asia Research Centre and LSE)
Climate Change and the New Industrial Revolution - How we can respond and prosper Link to further information
21
Feb
2012
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Series: Lecture 1
Nicholas Stern
(Asia Research Centre and LSE)
Climate Change and the New Industrial Revolution - What we risk and how we should cast the economics and ethics Link to further information
23
Jan
2012
LSE Growth Commission Launch Event
Various Speakers
This is the launch event for the LSE Growth Commission. The commission aims to provide an authoritative contribution to the formulation and implementation of a long-term growth strategy the UK. At this event, Larry Summers and Stephen Nickell will give evidence on how to improve the growth performance of the UK economy in the medium to long-term. Link to further information
5
Dec
2011
CEP 21st Birthday Event: The Price of Civilization: Economics and Ethics After the Fall
Professor Jeffrey Sachs
(Columbia University)
The world economy remains in a precarious state after the global recession - where quick fixes were implemented instead of sustainable solutions to systemic problems. Jeffrey Sachs will discuss why we must - and how we can - change our entire economic culture in the time of crisis. Link to further information
28
Nov
2011
CEP 21st Birthday Event: Herd Behaviour and Keeping up with the Joneses
Andrew Oswald
(IZA and University of Warwick)
Herd behaviour is very often natural and individually rational, but it has the potential to be disastrous for the group. In this lecture, Andrew Oswald will discuss human herd behaviour and its links to ‘Keeping up with the Joneses’. Link to further information
21
Nov
2011
Decoupling of Wage Growth and Productivity Growth? Myth and Reality
Various Speakers
Link to further information
15
Nov
2011
CEP 21st Birthday Event: Thinking Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman In Conversation with Richard Layard
Daniel Kahneman
(Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton)
Why do smart people make bad decisions? How come the best laid plans can go so wrong? What really makes us happy? Kahneman will discuss these questions and more with Richard Layard. Link to further information
15
Nov
2011
Report Launch: UK Economic Performance since 1997
Various Speakers
This report re-assesses UK economic performance during the Blair/Brown years, focusing on productivity and other key measures of business performance. Link to further information
4
Nov
2011
ESRC FESTIVAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE: Top Pay in the UK
Various Speakers
As part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, the CEP will host a seminar and general discussion on the issue of Top Pay in the UK. The event is open to the general public and will be chaired by Will Hutton (Principal, Hertford College, Oxford and Chair of the Independent Review of Fair Pay in the Public Sector). Link to further information
18
Oct
2011
CEP Work & Wellbeing Public Debate: Is happiness the right measure of social progress?
Robert Skidelsky
In his book Happiness (recently updated), Richard Layard argues that the best societies are those with the most happiness and the least misery. Public policy should be made on this basis. Robert Skidelsky has many reservations. They debate the issue. Link to further information
1
Jul
2011
CEP/HEIF CONFERENCE - Informing Education and Career Decisions: Opportunities for Collaboration between Universities and Schools
Various Speakers
Link to further information
21
Jun
2011
CEP 21st BIRTHDAY LECTURE SERIES
Steve Nickell
(Nuffield College, Oxford)
Professor Steve Nickell (Warden, Nuffield College, Oxford). This lecture will look at Immigration and its economic effects including the contribution to population growth. Why does housing not keep up with population growth? More generally why do we find it so hard to house our population decently? Link to further information
31
May
2011
CEP 21st BIRTHDAY LECTURE SERIES: Health Care Reform in the US
Peter Orszag
(CitiGroup)
Spiraling health care costs are currently threatening the future of the U.S. economy. Peter Orszag offers insight on the possible approaches to reduce health-care costs over time without impairing the quality of medical care or outcomes. Link to further information
26
May
2011
The Economics of Share Ownership and Incentive Pay: Findings and Policy Implications
Various Speakers
Although studies suggest value to firms investing in share schemes and incentive pay schemes the evidence is not clear-cut. It seems share ownership, in particular, operates best in combination with other HR and compensation policies, while individual incentive pay schemes have the clearest benefits in terms of labour productivity. The purpose of this seminar is to bring together academics and policy makers to consider findings from recent studies and their policy implications. Link to further information
23
May
2011
CEP Annual Conference
Various Speakers
The 2011 CEP Annual Conference for Centre staff and researchers will take place at the Lansdowne Place Hotel in Brighton. Link to further information
11
May
2011
BOOK LAUNCH - The Labour Market in Winter: the state of working Britain
Ed Balls MP
(Shadow Chancellor)
This collection of essays – by leading economic experts on the UK labour market – provides an overview of the key issues concerning the performance of the labour market, and the policy issues surrounding it, with a focus on the recent recession and its aftermath. The result is the first comprehensive analysis of the economic downturn and the Labour government's record in the fields of employment, education, and welfare. Link to further information
22
Mar
2011
CEP 21st BIRTHDAY LECTURE SERIES: Exhorbitant Privilege: The Rise and Fall of the Dollar
Barry Eichengreen
(University of California, Berkeley)
Is the dollar now poised to lose its exorbitant privilege as the leading international currency? Barry Eichengreen discusses how it can remain at the heart of the global financial system. Link to further information
15
Mar
2011
Changes in Labour Market Inequality
Steve Machin
(CEP, CEE & UCL)
Professor Machin Stephen Machin surveys significant research findings on wage inequality that have emerged from the Centre over the past three decades. Link to further information
17
Feb
2011
LSE Works: Where is Future Growth Going to Come From?
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
Where will the sources of new growth come from in the wake of the financial crisis and recession? What is the role of education, labour markets and government policy in supporting this growth? Link to further information
7
Dec
2010
BOOK LAUNCH: The Comingled Code - Open Source and Economic Development
Mark Schankerman
(LSE)
The MIT Press and Centre for Economic Performance are delighted announce the launch of The Comingled Code: Open Source and Economic Development Link to further information
3
Dec
2010
The Royal Economic Society Annual Public Lecture 2010: Does Management Matter?
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
Manchester Lecture Link to further information
2
Dec
2010
The Royal Economic Society Annual Public Lecture 2010: Does Management Matter?
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
London Lecture Link to further information
22
Nov
2010
Working with World Bank Data
Eric Swanson
(World Bank)
Dr. Eric Swanson, senior advisor to the director of the Development Data Group at the World Bank, will discuss the sources and methods used to compile the World Development Indicators and other databases maintained by the World Bank. Link to further information
16
Nov
2010
CEP 21st Birthday Lecture Series
Various Speakers
The Centre for Economic Performance, based at the LSE, is 21 years old this year. Established in 1990 with funding from the Economic and Social Research Council, the Centre is now one of the leading economic research centres in Europe. We are celebrating our 'coming of age' with a series of lectures throughout 2010/11. Link to further information
16
Nov
2010
CEP 21st BIRTHDAY LECTURE SERIES: Restoring Growth
John Van Reenen
(CEP)
The financial crisis and the great recession dealt the global economy a massive shock. How can growth be put back on a sustainable path? What policy lessons have we learned? And how should Britain respond? Link to further information
4
Nov
2010
CEP 21st BIRTHDAY LECTURES: The State of the World Economy
Olivier Blanchard
(International Monetary Fund)
A strong and sustained world recovery requires two rebalancing acts. Internal, with a shift, in advanced countries, from fiscal support to private demand. External, with an increase in net exports in deficit countries, notably the US, and a decrease in net exports in surplus countries, notably China. Policy should be aimed at increasing their pace. This event is the first in a series of lectures to celebrate 21 years of the Centre for Economic Performance. Link to further information
26
Oct
2010
Management in Healthcare: Why Good Practices Really Matter
Various Speakers
This seminar will present the findings of the latest phase of the joint McKinsey/LSE research into comparative management practices in healthcare. Covering over 1100 hospitals in seven countries (UK, US, Canada, Italy, Sweden, France, Germany) Link to further information
13
Oct
2010
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: Economics after the Crisis - Economic Freedom and Public Policy: Economics as a Moral Discipline
Adair Turner
(Chairman, Financial Services Authority)
Lord Turner will deliver the 2010 Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Series, running for three consecutive evenings (11/12/13 October). The overall theme of the 3 lectures is Economics after the Crisis. Link to further information
12
Oct
2010
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: Economics After the Depression - Market Efficiency and Rationality: Why Financial Markets are Different
Adair Turner
(Chairman, Financial Services Authority)
Lord Turner will deliver the 2010 Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Series, running for three consecutive evenings (11/12/13 October). The overall theme of the 3 lectures is Economics after the Crisis. Link to further information
11
Oct
2010
Lionel Robbins Lectures: Economics After the Crisis - Economic Growth, Human Welfare and Inequality
Adair Turner
(Chairman, Financial Services Authority)
Lord Turner will deliver the 2010 Lionel Robbins Memorial Lecture Series, running for three consecutive evenings (11/12/13 October). The overall theme of the 3 lectures is Economics after the Crisis. Link to further information
14
Jul
2010
THE FUTURE OF FINANCE And The Theory That Underpins It
Various Speakers
Link to further information
10
May
2010
CEP Annual Conference 2010
Various Speakers
Link to further information
14
Dec
2009
Labour Market Policy for the 21st Century: A conference in honour of David Metcalf
Various Speakers
This conference will focus on several key issues: unemployment, pay, unions and management, social security, the minimum wage, and most recently, immigration Link to further information
29
Jun
2009
Economic Impact of ICT Workshop
Various Speakers
Link to further information
26
Jun
2009
Conference in Honour of Richard Layard and Stephen Nickell
Various Speakers
Link to further information
25
Jun
2009
Conference in Honour of Richard Layard and Stephen Nickell
Various Speakers
Link to further information
10
Jun
2009
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: The Return of Depression Economics - The Night They Re-Read Minsky
Paul Krugman
(Princeton)
The global economic crisis has shaken a lot of what we thought we knew about economics. These lectures will cover the causes of the crisis; the deeply vexed question of how and when the world economy can recover; and the implications of the whole mess for economics and economists. Link to further information
9
Jun
2009
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: The Return of Depression Economics
Paul Krugman
(Princeton)
The global economic crisis has shaken a lot of what we thought we knew about economics. These lectures will cover the causes of the crisis; the deeply vexed question of how and when the world economy can recover; and the implications of the whole mess for economics and economists. Link to further information
8
Jun
2009
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: The Return of Depression Economics
Paul Krugman
(Princeton)
The global economic crisis has shaken a lot of what we thought we knew about economics. These lectures will cover the causes of the crisis; the deeply vexed question of how and when the world economy can recover; and the implications of the whole mess for economics and economists. Link to further information
18
May
2009
CEP Annual Conference 2009
Various Speakers
This event is for invited CEP staff and associates only Link to further information
7
May
2009
SERC Annual Conference
Various Speakers
The first SERC conference - to be held at LSE on 7th/8th May 2009 - will include sessions devoted to spatial economic research undertaken by PhD students, as well as others presenting work by SERC members/associates. Link to further information
20
Mar
2009
CEP/DWP Conference: The Use of Administrative Data in Labour Market Research
Various Speakers
Link to further information
19
Mar
2009
PSI/CEP/ESRC Workshop - Well-Being at the Workplace
Various Speakers
Link to further information
14
Mar
2009
Final Conference of the Marie Curie RTN Network: “Economics of Education and Education Policy in Europe”
Various Speakers
Link to further information
13
Mar
2009
Final Conference of the Marie Curie RTN Network: “Economics of Education and Education Policy in Europe”
Various Speakers
Link to further information
13
Mar
2009
BJIR International Symposium: Government Regulation of Occupations
Various Speakers
Link to further information
12
Mar
2009
BJIR International Symposium: Government Regulation of Occupations
Various Speakers
Link to further information
21
Jan
2009
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: Designing Policies for Growth - Growth and Culture: Regulation and Trust
Philippe Aghion
(Harvard)
Link to further information
20
Jan
2009
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: Designing Policies for Growth - Growth and the Environment
Philippe Aghion
(Harvard)
Link to further information
19
Jan
2009
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: Designing Policies for Growth - The Layers of Growth Policy Design
Philippe Aghion
(Harvard)
Link to further information
13
Nov
2008
Our Urban Future: the death of distance and the rise of cities
Ed Glaeser
(Harvard University)
Improvements in transportation and communication technologies have led some to predict the death of distance, and with that, the death of the city. In this lecture Professor Ed Glaeser will argue that these improvements have actually been good for idea-producing cities at the same time as they have been devastating for goods-producing places. What, then, does the future hold for our cities? Link to further information
12
Nov
2008
BOOK LAUNCH - ECONOMIC GANGSTERS: Corruption, Violence, and the Poverty of Nations
Raymond Fisman
(Columbia)
Meet the economic gangster. He's the United Nations diplomat who double-parks his Mercedes on New York City streets at rush hour because the cops can't touch him—he has diplomatic immunity. He's the Chinese smuggler who dodges tariffs by magically transforming frozen chickens into frozen turkeys. The dictator, the warlord, the unscrupulous bureaucrat who bilks the developing world of billions in aid. The calculating crook who views stealing and murder as just another part of his business strategy. And, in the wrong set of circumstances, he might just be you. Link to further information
10
Oct
2008
ESRC Well-Being Research Workshop
Various Speakers
Link to further information
25
Sep
2008
SUPERMARKETS AND THE BRITISH HIGH STREET: The unintended consequences of planning regulations
Raffaella Sadun
(HBS)
In 1996, new regulations made it much harder for UK supermarkets and other retailers to develop out-of-town outlets – so-called ‘big boxes’. In part, these regulations were supposed to ‘save the traditional British High Street’ by protecting small retailers. New research by Dr Raffaella Sadun of the Centre for Economic Performance finds that they have actually accelerated the decline of independent stores. Link to further information
3
Jul
2008
CONFERENCE: The Emergence of China & India in the Global Economy
Various Speakers
The causes and consequences of the acceleration of economic development in China and India in recent decades, and the implications for other developing and developed countries around the world. This conference is sponsored by the Centre for Economic Performance (CEP), the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), the India Observatory at LSE and the Institute for Economic Research (IFO) at the University of Munich. Link to further information
23
Jun
2008
Centre for Longitudinal Studies and CEE Conference: INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY
Various Speakers
Intergenerational mobility, is an issue at the forefront of social policy. Organised by the Centre for Longitudinal Studies and the Centre for the Economics of Education, this conference will showcase the latest research in this area by international experts in the field Link to further information
12
May
2008
CEP Annual Conference 2008
Various Speakers
Link to further information
2
May
2008
CEP/ESRC Workshop: Monetary Policy in Developed and Developing Countries
Various Speakers
This event provides a forum to discuss a range of theoretical and empirical issues regarding macroeconomic models for policy analysis in developed and developing countries. Link to further information
8
Feb
2008
CEP Macro Conference: The Theory of Economic Growth
Various Speakers
This conference will present new results on the mechanics of the growth process, structural transformation, income volatility growth, capital flows to growing economies and other features of the growth process. We are delighted to have as our honoured guest for this event, Professor Robert Lucas. Professor Lucas is the John Dewey Distinguished Service Professor in Economics at the University of Chicago and one of the world's leading authorities on monetary theory, growth and development. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1995. He will be giving the 2008 Economica Phillips Lecture on Schooling and Growth Link to further information
7
Dec
2007
PSI/CEP Event - The Survival and Growth of Firms: Findings and Policy Implications
Various Speakers
There is a growing literature in industrial organisation and industrial economics using micro-level firm and establishment data to test theory regarding the factors associated with survival and employment growth. This literature modifies some of the central tenets stemming from early theory, and indicates substantial heterogeneity in firms’ behaviour within industries and over the business cycle. This seminar will explore the determinants of employment growth and survival focusing on factors such as size, age, R&D, technology and human capital. The purpose of the seminar is to bring together academics and policy makers to consider findings from recent studies and their policy implications. Link to further information
5
Dec
2007
Anglo German Foundation: Creating Sustainable Growth in Europe: Midpoint Policy Debate
Various Speakers
Speech by Jim Murphy MP UK Minister for Europe followed by Panel Discussion and Open Debate ''Reconciling the Demands of Growth, Environmental and Social Sustainability'' chaired by Stephanie Flanders. Panellists include Prof. Jochen Clasen (University of Edinburgh), Prof. Paul Ekins (Policy Studies Institute, London), Prof. Dr. Tobias Kretschmer (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and CEP) and Prof. David Soskice (Nuffield College, Oxford). Link to further information
30
Nov
2007
Anglo German Foundation: Creating Sustainable Growth in Europe: Research Conference
Various Speakers
Creating Sustainable Growth in Europe is the aim and title of a major new research initiative by the Anglo German Foundation which aims to tackle the emerging economic, social and political challenges confronting governments not only in Germany and the UK, but across Europe and the industrialised world. This one-day open research conference will enable researchers to enter into public dialogue with the policy community and the academic world. Link to further information
29
Nov
2007
Anglo German Foundation: Creating Sustainable Growth in Europe: Policy Debate
Matthias Machnig
(Secretary of State for the German Federal Ministry of rthe Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety)
Following the speech there will be a Panel Discussion ''Reconciling the Demands of Growth, Environmental and Social Sustainability'' Chaired by Prof. Dr. Heik Afheldt. Panellists include: Prof. Jochen Clasen (University of Edinburgh), Prof. Paul Ekins (Policy Studies Institute, London), Prof. Tobias Kretschmer, Ludwig-Maximilians- Universität München and CEP) and Prof. David Soskice (Nuffield College, Oxford) Link to further information
28
Nov
2007
CEP Public Lecture - Do we need more Immigrants and Babies?
Adair Turner
(Chairman, Financial Services Authority)
Faced with population ageing, many commentators argue that developed countries need higher fertility, more immigration or both. But others claim that immigration is pulling down the wages of unskilled labour, and that population growth has adverse welfare consequences. This lecture will present an integrated analysis of the economics of demographic change, exploring the advantages and disadvantages of different rates of population growth. Link to further information
19
Nov
2007
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Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: The Psychology of Saving & Investment
21 Nov 2007
David Laibson
(Harvard University)
These lectures will challenge many standard assumptions in economics, and show how a combination of psychology and economics can better predict behaviour. David Laibson is Professor of Economics at Harvard University and one of the leaders in the new field of 'behavioural economics' Link to further information
12
Jul
2007
Management Practices & Productivity: Why They Matter
Various Speakers
This seminar will present the findings of the latest phase of the joint McKinsey/LSE research into management practices among industrials - now extended to more than 3,500 manufacturers in over 10 countries (including the UK, USA, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, India and Japan). Link to further information
5
Jul
2007
Does Mortgage Broker Regulation Matter? Implications for Wages, Employment and Outcomes for Consumers
Morris Kleiner
(University of Minnesota)
Link to further information
14
Jun
2007
James Meade Memorial Lecture: Globalisation and Welfare
Paul Krugman
(Princeton)
Progressive free-traders – people who believe both in domestic equity and in the promise of globalisation – are feeling chastened these days. What’s left of the case for globalisation? How can we make it work? Link to further information
20
Apr
2007
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LoWER Migration Workshop
21 Apr 2007
Various Speakers
Link to further information
21
Jun
2006
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: International Terrorism - Causes and Consequences
Alan Krueger
(Princeton)
Link to further information
25
Jan
2005
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures - The DNA of a Market Economy
Andrei Shleifer
(Harvard University)
Link to further information
23
Feb
2004
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures - Understanding Institutions
Daron Acemoglu
(MIT)
Link to further information
3
Mar
2003
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures - Happiness: Has Social Science a Clue?
Richard Layard
(CEP)
Link to further information
29
Oct
2001
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures - The International Financial System: Crises and Reform
Stanley Fischer
(formerly IMF)
Link to further information
16
Oct
2000
Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures - Understanding unemployment: News from the front
Olivier Blanchard
(International Monetary Fund)
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