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In the first half of 2003 Michael was a Visiting Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at MIT. ... Pollitt, M. (2015) “What do theologians need to know about economics?” In: Kidwell, J.

Sir Richard Stone is sometimes known as the “father of national income accounting”, a contribution that led to him winning the 1984 Nobel Prize in Economics. ... Sir Richard Stone, first Professor in Accounting ( Faculty of Economics).

She had previously gained a BA Hons. in Economics from Scottish Church College, Calcutta University. ... She went on to become a University lecturer in Economics and was elected as a Professor in 1965.

Professor Laura Diaz Anadon presented at the First Annual Workshop "Economies in Ecological Transition" at the University of Siena. ... 18 April 2024. CEENRG Director, Professor Laura Diaz Anadon presented her work on “Designing public institutions for

My main aim now is finish this paper (see bullet points above) and then defend it during the first-year viva in the Faculty of Economics, which are held in November. ... During the first-year of my PhD in Economics as funded by the CERF scholarship the

Masters in Labour Welfare, from Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, 1992-1994. First Class. ... Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Honours), from St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad, 1989-1992.

6:33:00 My first memory was the eclipse of the sun in 1934 when I was at kindergarten; I was very frightened at the disappearance of the sun; I was ... stream of Keio; I studied economics; the best departments at Keio were medicine and economics at that

Look more closely at corporate divestitures of carbon-heavy assets, says Robert Ritz, Senior Research Associate in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School. ... Guest editors of the special issue are Michael Pollitt, Professor of Business

Andrew Smith is a Research Assistant at the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies and has a background in economics and data modelling. ... Prior to joining the Risk Centre, he completed his first degree at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh and is currently

First, it examines this association in a historical context, which has largely been ignored (see Pebley, Hermalin, & Knodel, 1991 for a notable exception). ... This literature’s influence reaches beyond economic history; the results of historical