Academic Staff Members |
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Unions, worker representation and firm performance, Job satisfaction, High dimensional fixed-effects regression models, High performance work practices and Minimum wages. |
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Agricultural economics, environmental economics, economics or climate change in developing countries and economics of diffuse/nonpoint water pollution and flooding. |
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Time Series Analysis, Econometric Theory and Applied Macroeconomics.
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Economic Theory, Behavioural Economics and Political Economy.
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Long-run economic development, political economy, cultural economics. |
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Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics.
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Macroeconomic Theory, Endogenous Growth and Endogenous Fluctuations, Habit Formation and Behavioural Economics (Reference Dependent Preferences).
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Econometric Theory, Applied Economics/Econometrics.
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Economic Growth, Business Cycles, Environment, Macro Development and Macro Finance.
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Empirical Macroeconomics, Time-Series Analysis, Bayesian Econometrics, Financial Econometrics. |
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Game theory, public goods, international environmental agreements, climate negotiations, dynamic pollution control and ecosystem accounting. |
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Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, International Economics and Exchange rates. |
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Applied econometrics, microeconomics, and experimental economics.
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Macroeconomics of Labour Markets and Macroeconomics of Growth and Development.
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Macroeconomics, Monetary policy, Macro-prudential policy, Economics of Banking, Public economics and Fiscal Policy.
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International Macroeconomics, Macroeconomic Theory and International Finance.
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Decision Theory, Experiments, Finance and Game Theory.
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Demid Getik
Applied economics, occupational segregation, migration, and mental health.
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Micro-analysis of firm/plant level productivity in the UK using panel data, Gender Bias in UK Higher Education, Differences in (UK) regional performance, Evaluation of government industrial policy, Relative performance of UK SMEs and Evaluation methodology for impact of government assistance on TFP.
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Matteo Iannizzotto
Exchange rate economics and history of monetary economics.
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The role of technology and pedagogical innovations, the role of knowledge and beliefs in strategic behaviour.
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Macroeconomics, with applications to female labour supply, taxation and social security.
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Microeconometrics (theory and applied), especially methods for panel data; asymptotic theory and methods for causal inference.
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Applied microeconomics, experimental economics, public finance and behavioural finance.
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Game Theory, Decision Theory, Economic Theory, and Probability Theory.
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Applied micro-theory, industrial organisation and political economy.
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Applied and Experimental Economics.
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Public economics, environmental economics and political economy.
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Policy evaluation, productivity analysis, spatial economics and labour economics.
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Experimental and Behaviour Economics and Neuroeconomics.
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International trade, monetary economics and marcoeconomics.
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International Trade, Political Economy and Applied Macroeconomics.
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Macroeconomics (including macroeconomic policy and history of macroeconomic theory), monetary economics and industrial policy and structural transformation
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Behavioural and experimental economics, decision theory, intertemporal choice, choice under risk and uncertainty and applied microeconomics.
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Industrial organisation, applied microeconomic theory and digital economy.
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Climate change, natural disasters, environment and political economy.
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Macroeconomics, economic theory and public economics.
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Energy economics, green finance and socially responsible investment, optimal taxatation and public economics in general, endogenous policy (political aspects of economic policy and public finance), environmental economics, endogenous firm objectives and population economics.
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Political economy, betting markets, corruption, mixed oligopoly and development economics.
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Natural resource economics (fishery and pollution) and static and dynamic games (non-cooperative games).
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Econometrics of discrete choice and public goods and quasi-public good valuation and financing.
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Economics or food security and economics of natural disasters.
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Experimental economics, behavioural game theory and behavioural operations management.
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Behavioural economics and experimental economics.
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Econometrics and applied econometrics.
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Industrial Organisation and Political Economy.
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Microeconomic theory, matching theory, game theory and mechanism design.
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M. Bumin Yenmez Affirmative action, diversity, externalities, and fairness.
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Microeconomics, game theory and applied microeconomic theory.
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Professional Service Staff |
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Rebecca Topping
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Vicky Conley |
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Adriane Horner |
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Ashleigh Lawson |
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Undergraduate Learning and Teaching business.ug.economics@durham.ac.uk
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MSc Learning and Teaching |
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Honorary Appointments | |
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Professor John Ashworth Emeritus Professor in Economics |
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Economics of the labour market effects of natural disasters, Small business and entrepreneurship, in particular the economics of self-employment, the economic impact of labour market institutions and Regional Labour markets.
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Dr Sandra Batten Honorary Fellow in Economics |
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Professor Angel Hernando-Veciana Visiting Professor in Economics |
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Dr Stelios Kotronis Honorary Professor in Economics |
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Professor Stephen Millard Honorary Professor in Economics |
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Victoria Saporta Professor in Practice in Economics |
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Dr Matthew Sekerke Visiting Fellow in Economics |
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