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12 Jan 2018: He is a Bye-Fellowof Downing, Director of Studies and College Lecturer in Economics. ... Indeed, only Canute-likepoliticians could believe that economic cycles had been eliminated and he onlypaddled to prove the limits to political power.

24 Sep 2021: Governing Body was replenished too with new Fellows in Biology, Law, Economics, Clinical Medicine and History of Art. ... It was, of course, a largely virtual year. Lectures, supervisions, exams and admissions interviews happened online.

12 Mar 2020: and, more recently, two alumnae, Dharshini David (1996) and Verica Djurdjevic (1994), were members of the panel on ‘The Economics of Uncertainty’. ... The Downing Williams Fellowship in Economics is a recent example of a generous donation that has

5 Jan 2018: Tadayoshi Tazaki (Economics, 1964) was admitted as our second Foundation Fellow; Stephen Peel (Land Economy, 1984) and Gary Blankenship (Architecture, 1968) were admitted as Wilkins Fellows. ... Applied Economics; Ken McNamara is Senior Lecturer in the

5 Jan 2018: Professor Aiko Kurasawa(economics) will be the next Keio Fellow, arriving in October and Dr ElizabethMcGill (law) will be the next Thomas Jefferson Fellow. ... they could not have got through their exams without thesupport and encouragement of the staff

13 Oct 2020: correspondent, came up to read Economics, the gender ratio was “perhaps three to one”. ... Again, we’ve seen huge cross-government mobilisation to respond to the health, social and economic crisis that this has presented.

8 Jan 2018: Some performances of particular year groupswithin individual subjects are especially pleasing, notably the third year resultsin Economics and Geography; the results of the first year medics, where nearlyhalf of the candidates ... At thetime of the

4 May 2020: He had come up as an exhibitioner in 1913 to read economics but joined up as soon as the war started, going to the front early in 1915. ... A notable pre-war character was a Pole, Witold de Wankowicz. He came up in 1909 and read agriculture and economics,

28 May 2020: This year we are especially grateful to Richard Williams (1967) for his tremendous support of a new College Fellow in Economics, which will fill a conspicuous gap in our teaching capacity. ... 30pm. In exam term this mild escapism is complemented by

5 Jan 2018: Initially I “read” Economics and learnt there was some truth in its description as “the dismal science”. ... that those from weaker economic backgrounds would be more daunted by their eventual debt.