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The webinar – entitled “Nature, climate and biodiversity – why should they matter to business” – heard from Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge, and Dr ... entitled The Economics of

A new study led at the University of Cambridge and supported by the Keynes Fund breaks new ground by looking at environmental impact over five decades on 10 different economic sectors ... Ng of the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge; M. Hashem

Alba Patozi, PhD student at the University of Cambridge (Faculty of Economics) explores this question in a recent paper that won the 2023 CERF/Cambridge Finance Best Student Paper Award. ... By Alba Patozi, PhD candidate, Faculty of Economics, University

Previous appointments. Before coming to Cambridge Judge Business School, Michael was a lecturer in applied industrial organisation at the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, from 1994-1999. ... Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp.249-279.

Share:The article at a glance. A farewell to R: study by University of Cambridge researchers suggests that “nowcasts” based on a new time series model are more effective in tracking ... Paul Kattuman. The study is co-authored by Andrew Harvey,

Zhenkai Ran. Zhenkai Ran. PhD Candidate. BA (University of Manchester), MPhil, MRes (University of Cambridge). ... I hold an MPhil in Economic Research at the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge.

An award will be made for the best submission on risk management by a current student at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School. ... Cambridge Judge Business School. Department of Land Economy. Faculty of Economics.

In this episode, joining podcast host Michael Kitson, University Senior Lecturer in International Macroeconomics at Cambridge Judge Business School, are Cambridge Judge faculty Michael Pollitt, Professor of Business Economics, and David ... The guest

C. Ng of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge; M. ... Hashem Pesaran of the University of Southern California and Trinity College, University of Cambridge; Mehdi Raissi of the International Monetary Fund; and Jui-Chung Yang of

The report funded by KPMG – entitled Greenovate for a Better Environment and Economy – reflects the views of the three authors: Zeina Hasna, a PhD student in the Faculty of Economics at ... the University of Cambridge; Henry-James Hatton, an MPhil