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12 Sep 2005: Economics and Law. Lecturers: Professor R.J. Anderson and Mr N.D.F. Bohm. ... Pareto efficiency; the discriminating monopolist. Welfare and the Arrow theorem. Classical economics continued.

26 Aug 2005: Peter Winslow for ‘Aeroelasticity of Flexible Structures’. World Leadership Forum Award for the Best Economics Student. ... Minal Lavingia for ‘Economic Growth, Technology Choice and the Persistence of Old Technology’.

25 Aug 2005: Computer Laboratory. Economics and Law. Economics and Law. 2005-06. Principal lecturer: Prof Ross Anderson.

28 Oct 2005: world, there is no good economic model to describe how entrepreneurship fits into the economy at large.

24 May 2005: groups. There is a nice primer on the economics of intellectual property here; for further analysis of the economic effects, see papers by Scotchmer, especially The Law and Economics of Reverse ... So economics and law' is a highly topical subject for

20 Dec 2005: The conference is Supported by the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH), the Department of Geography, and Centre for History and Economics, Cambridge.

20 Apr 2005: Largely it focuses on Pakistan’s national security, foreign policy, economic and political issues at both state and society level.

21 Sep 2005: Minal Lavingia won The World Leadership Forum Award for the Best Economics Student, judged by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, for 'Economic Growth, Technology Choice and the Persistence

16 Sep 2005: Substantiate women's active political, social and economic roles in early civilizations of the region as well as in the present. ... Shahira Zeid, Chair of the Women's Strategy Group, Egypt's International Economic Forum.

7 Mar 2005: Madeleine Albright. “I believe that to have economic stability and health and political development, women have to be fully employed and part of the system – politically and economically empowered.