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Spatial Disparities and Convergence in Income and Well-being
CIMF Workshop
Winstanley Lecture Theatre, Trinity College, Cambridge
Friday, 11th May 2007
The Centre for International Macroeconomics and Finance (CIMF) and the Faculty of
Economics are organising a one-day workshop on Friday, 11th May 2007, at Trinity College,
Cambridge.
This workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners who are working on general
aspects of income convergence and well-being, as well as the empirics of spatial and regional
economic analysis. Work in this branch of economics has been particularly active of late and we
are keen to explore the new directions this recent work has been taking.
Papers that will be presented are:
| Andrew Clark |
Inequality-Aversion and Income Mobilty: A Direct Test |
(Paris) |
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| Andrew Oswald |
Hypertension and Happiness across Nations |
(Warwick) |
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| Danny Quah |
Life in Unequal Growing Economics |
(LSE) |
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| Luisa Corrado |
No Man is an Island:
The Inter-Personal Determinants of Regional Well-being and Life Satisfaction in Europe |
(Cambridge) |
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Funding for this event has been provided by a Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship Award
from the European Community.
Organisers
| Luisa Corrado |
Ron Martin |
| Sean Holly |
Melvyn Weeks |
Local Organiser
Aqib Aslam
If you wish to attend please let Sharon Swann know, by Tuesday 10th May, 2007 as places
are limited:
| E-mail: |
sharon.swann@econ.cam.ac.uk |
| Tel: |
+44 1223 335246 |
| Fax: |
+44 1223 335299.
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