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14 Nov 2023: This document last updated: 14 November 2023. These pages provide links to teaching materials for the subjects I supervise or have supervised in the past:. has examples sheets, lecture notes). Bottom-line Answers to Past Exam Questions:with

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Economics is a subject that is particularly attractive to applicants from non-traditional backgrounds in terms of university entrance. ... At present the post of Fellow and Director of Studies in Economics is part-funded by a group of alumni who came

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3 Apr 2020: Faculty of Economics: Preliminary Part I Reading List. Introduction. This reading list is designed to provide information about the scope and content of Part I of the. ... The Economics Faculty requires students taking examinations to use a particular

4 Jun 2024: This document last updated: 4 June 2023. These pages provide comments on past exam papers for the Economics Tripos Part I Paper 3 (Quantitative Methods in Economics). ... Too short for section D. EQEM (the Maths part of Paper 3 before 2003).

30 Nov 2009: Chapter 2: The Historical Development of Dissent in Keynesian Economics. The Origins of Post Keynesian Economics. ... Keynes’s Method: Chapter 18 of the General Theory. Keynes versus the ‘Classics’: Scope and Method of Economics.

No part of human nature or institutions must lie entirely outside their regard. ... The First Year. The first year consists of Part I of the Economics Tripos which offers a complete course in political economy to an intermediate level.

20 May 2022: Unfortunately I am not supervising this paper any more, and the information below relates to the course prior to the major revisions in 2015-16 and has not been updated since then. Therefore the style and content of the questions may well not