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Jessica Schleider (Northwestern University)
Kai Miele (University of Duisburg-Essen)
Omer Ali (University of Pittsburgh)
Luca Henkel (Erasmus School of Economics)
Bernardo Candia (University of California, Berkeley)
Francesco Capozza (Berlin School of Economics)
Paul Dolan (LSE), Gillian Tett (University of Cambridge)
Jinyang Yang (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)
Junya Zhou (University of Texas, Dallas)
Alberto Prati (UCL), Claudia Senik (Paris School of Economics)
Richard Layard (CEP, LSE), Gus O'Donnell (former Cabinet Secretary), Amanda Rowlatt (former chief economist at the Department for Transport, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, and Department for Work and Pensions)
Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Alan Manning (CEP, LSE), Sarah O'Connor (Financial Times), Kate Bell (Trades Union Congress)
Tera Allas (McKinsey & Company), Daniela Scur (Cornell University)
John Van Reenen (LSE), Tera Allas (McKinsey & Company), Daniela Scur (Cornell University)
Allan Little (Formerly Department for Education), Sara MacLennan (CEP)
Olivier Blanchard (International Monetary Fund)
Sara MacLennan (CEP), John Nellthorp (Institute for Transport Studies)
Richard Layard (CEP, LSE), Nicholas Broadway (HM Treasury)
Public lecture "Addressing climate injustice"
Various speakers
Ufuk Akcigit (University of Pennsylvania), Tommaso Valletti (Imperial College London), John Van Reenen (LSE), Chiara Criscuolo (IFS), Daniel Gross (Duke University)
Nicholas Stern (Grantham Research Institute and LSE), Rachel Kyte (Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford)
Miles Kimball (University of Colorado, Boulder)
Cameron Hepburn (University of Oxford and the Institute for New Economic Thinking), Nicholas Stern (Grantham Research Institute and LSE)
Emily Shuckburgh (Cambridge Zero, University of Cambridge and UKRI), Nicholas Stern (Grantham Research Institute and LSE)
Nabanita Datta Gupta (Aarhus University)
Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Luis Garicano (CEP, LSE), Anna Valero (CEP), Kirsten Sehnbruch (LSE III), Alison McGovern (Labour MP for Wirral South and Shadow Minister for Work and Pensions)
Xiaogeng Xu (Helsinki Graduate School of Economics)
Francis Green (UCL), Sangwoo Lee (University of Warwick)
Daniel Benjamin (University of California, Los Angeles)
Ori Heffetz (Hebrew University and Cornell University)
Elisa Macchi (Brown University)
Richard Layard (CEP, LSE), Kate Barker (Universities Superannuation Scheme), Stephen Aldridge (Department for Levelling Up Housing & Communities), Simon Wolfson (Next plc), Paul Cheshire (Department of Geography and Environment and CEP, LSE)
Caspar Kaiser (University of Warwick)
John Van Reenen (LSE), Anna Valero (CEP), Bart van Ark (The Productivity Institute and University of Manchester), Xuyi Yang (University of Cambridge and POID, LSE)
Ulrike Malmendier (University of California, Berkeley)
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John Van Reenen (LSE)
Dave Marcotte (American University)
Zachary Parolin (Bocconi University)
Sandra McNally (CEP), David Willetts, Richard Layard (CEP, LSE), Guglielmo Ventura (CVER and CEP, LSE), Diana Beech (London Higher)
Flavio Cunha (Rice University), Qinyou Hu (Rice University)
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Various speakers , Anna Valero (CEP)
Lucia Macchia (City, University of London)
Brandyn Churchill (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Christopher Carpenter (Vanderbilt University)
Dani Rodrik (Harvard University), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation)
Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Hannah Slaughter (Resolution Foundation), Melanie Simms (University of Glasgow)
Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Kate Barker (Universities Superannuation Scheme), Andrew Harrison (NatWest), Simon Nixon (Journalist), Krishan Shah (Resolution Foundation), Anna Valero (CEP)
Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Lee Elliot Major (Sutton Trust), Sam Friedman (LSE)
Liam Beiser-McGrath (Department of Social Policy, LSE), Chris Skidmore (Member of Parliament for Kingswood), Elizabeth Robinson (LSE), Anna Valero (CEP), Rain Newton-Smith (Confederation of British Industry)
Liam Beiser-McGrath (Department of Social Policy, LSE), Chris Skidmore (Member of Parliament for Kingswood), Anna Valero (CEP), Rain Newton-Smith (Confederation of British Industry)
Richard Davies (LSE and CEP), Minouche Shafik (Director, LSE), Zanny Minton Beddoes (The Economist), Linda Yueh (University of Oxford)
Alexander Bertermann (Ifo Institute for Economic Research)
Alan Manning (CEP, LSE), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Sarah O'Connor (Financial Times), Nye Cominetti (Resolution Foundation)
Levelling up is often talked about in UK politics but what is it? How will it affect the general population? LSE's Neil Lee explains.
Neil Lee
Mariana Mazzucato (University College London)
Jan-Emmanuel De Neve (University of Oxford and CEP), Richard Layard (CEP, LSE)
Mike Brewer (Institute for Social & Economic Research and Resolution Foundation)
Velichka Dimitrova (University of Warwick)
Matthew Ridley (University of California, Berkeley)
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J. Vernon Henderson and Julia Mincheva
Wellbeing seminars: Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)
Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)
Daniel Grossman (West Virginia University)
Inflation: the energy crisis explained. Part of the Understanding the UK Economy series of videos by the LSE.
Anna Valero
Whatever it takes: is there a 'plan B' for climate change?
Ray of hope: innovation and the climate crisis
Various speakers
Stagnation Nation? The Economy 2030 Inquiry conference
Various speakers
Power, pay and profits: What do shifts in firm and worker power mean for wages?
Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Hannah Slaughter (Resolution Foundation), Antonia Bance (Trades Union Congress)
Mind the gap (part II): What drives productivity gaps across the UK?
Andy Haldane (Royal Society for Arts), Henry Overman (What Works Centre for Local Economic Growth and CEP, LSE), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Deborah Cadman (Birmingham City Council)
Sonia Bhalotra (University of Warwick), joint with Victoria Baranov (University of Melbourne), Pietro Biroli (University of Bologna)
Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Carolyn Fairbairn (Confederation of British Industry)
Stefan G Hofmann (Boston University)
Day one keynote by Sule Alan (EUI)
Day two keynote by John Van Reenen (LSE)
Various speakers
Gloria H Y Wong (The University of Hong Kong; University College London and King's College London)
Day one EMUEA 2022 Keynote lecture by Bryan Graham - Estimation of Many-Player Binary Action Games: Applications to Peer Effects and Technology Adoption
Day two EMUEA 2022 Keynote lecture by David Atkin: The returns to face-to-face interactions: knowledge spillovers in Silicon Valley
Various speakers
Ekaterina Oparina (University of Surrey)
Anthony Lepinteur (University of Luxembourg)
Sarah Flèche (Aix-Marseille School of Economics and CEP)
John Van Reenen (LSE), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Rachel Reeves (politician), Jared Bernstein (Council of Economic Advisors)
Enrico Moretti (University of California, Berkeley)
Giovanni Peri (University of California at Davis)
Guillaume Gueguen (Paris School of Economics and CEPREMAP)
David Blanchard (Dartmouth College), joint with Alex Bryson (UCL)
Colin Green (Norwegian University of Science & Technology)
Jonathan Haskel (Imperial College London and LSE), Rebecca Riley (National Institute for Social & Economic Research), Torsten Bell (Resolution Foundation), Anna Valero (CEP)
John Van Reenen (LSE), Rachel Reeves (politician)
Emanuela Todeva (Triple Helix Association), Anna Valero (CEP)
Alan Manning (CEP, LSE)
Gabriel Ahlfeldt (CEP, LSE)
Kate Laffan (University College Dublin )
Sarah Eichmeyer (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Clément Bellet (Erasmus University Rotterdam and CEP, LSE)
Caspar Kaiser (University of Oxford)
Martín Fernández-Sánchez (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research)
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John Van Reenen (LSE), Minouche Shafik (Director, LSE)
Jose Marquez Merino (University of Cambridge)
Barbara Petrongolo (CEP), Rachel Ngai (LSE), Chris Pissarides (CEP, LSE), Minouche Shafik (Director, LSE), Daniel Susskind (University of Oxford)
Sarah Flèche (Aix-Marseille School of Economics and CEP)
Ori Heffetz (Hebrew University and Cornell University)
John Van Reenen (LSE), Tera Allas (McKinsey & Company), Anna Valero (CEP), Rain Newton-Smith (Confederation of British Industry)
Alex Bryson (University College London), joint with David Blanchflower (Dartmouth)
Eugenio Proto (University of Glasgow)
Maarten Lindeboom (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Clemens Hetschko (University of Leeds)
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Richard Layard and George Ward
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Richard Layard (CEP, LSE)
An evaluation of 'Exploring What Matters' Jan-Emmanuel De Neve discusses some of the findings of the evaluation of the "Exploring What Matters" course which was developed by the UK charity Action for Happiness - and backed by the Dalai Lama.
Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Daisy Fancourt, Christian Krekel and Richard Layard
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Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE), Lee Elliot Major (Sutton Trust), Sanchia Berg (BBC)
Dani Rodrik (Harvard University) gave the keynote lecture.
Various speakers
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Raghuram Rajan (The University of Chicago Booth School of Business)
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Raghuram Rajan (The University of Chicago Booth School of Business)
Jeffrey Sachs (Columbia University)
Professor Raj Chetty delivering the 2016 Lionel Robbins Memorial Lectures: The Geography of Intergenerational Mobility
Maria Molina-Domene
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Angel Gurria (OECD)
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Robert Cassen, Sandra McNally and Anna Vignoles
Treating mental illness is the right thing to do morally but also economically. Richard Layard of the Centre for Economic Performance explains why treating mental illness should be high on the public agenda. The costs of treatment for mental illness are far less than the costs of doing nothing.
Richard Layard
If politicians are promising more houses at the election, we need to ask them what they are going to do about the supply of housing. That is the main argument of Housing by Christian Hilber, part of the CEP #ElectionEconomics series.
Christian A. L. Hilber
Jonathan Colmer, Antoine Dechezleprêtre and Ralf Martin
Should we stay or should we go? If we stay there may be trouble, but if we leave, the economic trouble will be double. Thomas Sampson explains the main findings from Should We Stay or Should We Go? The economic consequences of leaving the EU, part of the CEP #ElectionEconomics series.
Swati Dhingra, Gianmarco I. P. Ottaviano and Thomas Sampson
Philippe Aghion, Timothy Besley, John Browne, Francesco Caselli, Richard Lambert, Rachel Lomax, Christopher A. Pissarides, Nicholas Stern and John Van Reenen
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Luis Garicano (CEP, LSE), joint with Centre for Macroeconomics
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Richard Layard (CEP, LSE)
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Orley Ashenfelter (Princeton University)
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Nicholas Stern (Grantham Research Institute and LSE)
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Nicholas Stern (Grantham Research Institute and LSE)
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Nicholas Stern (Grantham Research Institute and LSE)
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Jeffrey Sachs (Columbia University)
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Andrew Oswald (University of Warwick)
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Daniel Kahneman (Princeton School of Public & International Affairs), joint with Richard Layard
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Robert Skidelsky (University of Warwick), joint with Richard Layard
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Steve Nickell (Nuffield College, Oxford)
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Peter Orszag (CitiGroup)
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Ed Balls (Shadow Chancellor), joint with Paul Gregg & Jonathan Wadsworth
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John Van Reenen (LSE), joint with Jonathan Haskel (Imperial College Business School) and Stephen Machin (CEP, LSE & UCL)
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Chris Pissarides (CEP, LSE)
Nicholas Bloom, Benn Eifert, Aprajit Mahajan, David McKenzie and John Roberts
Jordi Blanes i Vidal, Mirko Draca and Christian Fons-Rosen
Jordi Blanes i Vidal, Mirko Draca and Christian Fons-Rosen
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