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Inspiring economics
by Centre for Economic Performance
Economists share the research papers that have inspired, illuminated or simply brought joy to them.For all the nerds who find joy in exogenous variables, join us to hear economics writer Romesh Vaitilingam asking academics about a paper which changed their thinking. Whether it was a study that prompted a new career direction, answered long-standing puzzles or just made them smile - these are must-read papers brought to you by the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics.https://www.cep.lse.ac.uk/
Episodes
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Episode 2: Richard Layard
Professor Lord Richard Layard, co-director of CEP’s wellbeing programme, discusses the papers which have inspired him to put wellbeing at the centre of his economic thinking and why happiness should be the key factor in designing public policy. The papers discussed in this episode are: Easterlin,...
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Episode one: Swati Dhingra
Swati Dhingra, associate professor of economics at LSE and director of CEP’s green transition programme, speaks about the studies of international trade that inspired her. The papers discussed in this episode are: Krugman, P. (1979) ‘Increasing returns, monopolistic competition and international...
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Economists share the research papers that have inspired, illuminated or simply brought joy to them.For all the nerds who find joy in exogenous variables, join us to hear economics writer Romesh Vaitilingam asking academics about a paper which changed their thinking. Whether it was a study that prompted a new career direction, answered long-standing puzzles or just made them smile - these are must-read papers brought to you by the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics.https://www.cep.lse.ac.uk/
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