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News Job Market Placements Available PhD Job Market Placements available to view Has austerity gone too far? "Has austerity gone too far?". A VOXeu debate moderated by Giancarlo Corsetti. RES conference on BBC Radio BBC radio programme from the RES conference 2012 Sheilagh Ogilvie Podcast Sheilagh Ogilvie on “What a 16th-Century Guild Teaches Us About Competition” Manufacturing still matters Ha-Joon Chang interviewed by makingitmagazine.net, on the race to the bottom, going green and the Occupy movement Raising Household Saving Report Dr Tom Crossley is coauthor of a new British Academy Policy Centre report Raising Household Saving Recent Publications Hamish Low : American Economic Review Journal of Theoretical Biology Low, H., Meghir, C., Pistaferri, L. "Wage risk and employment risk over the life cycle" Sule Alan : Review of Economic Studies Review of Economic Studies Alan, S., Browning, M. "Estimating Intertemporal Allocation Parameters Using Synthetic Residual Estimation" Hamid Sabourian : Econometrica Special Event Sir Richard Stone Annual Lecture 2012 Prof. Susan Athey, Harvard University and Microsoft Corporation Online Markets Using Theory, Structural Models, and Field Experiments Thu 10th May 17:00 - 18:30: The Bateman Auditorium, Gonville and Caius College Seminars The Marginal Utility of Money: A Modern Marshallian Approach to Consumer Choice Dan Friedman Wed 16 May at 4:00pm [Microeconomics Seminars] Keynes Room Austin Robinson Building Microfinance, For-Profit Lending, and Endogenous Social Capital Maitreesh Ghatak Wed 16 May at 1:00pm [Empirical Microeconomics Seminar] Keynes Room Austin Robinson Building Sieve Inference on Semi-nonparametric Time Series Models Xiaohong Chen Wed 16 May at 11:30am [Econometrics Seminars] Keynes Room Austin Robinson Building Quantile Selection Models With an Application to Understanding Changes in Wage Inequality Manuel Arellano Wed 16 May at 5:00pm [Econometrics Seminars] Meade Room Austin Robinson Building | |||||||||||||||||||||||