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Networks and Markets (3/3). Prof Lawrence Blume (Cornell). Economic models and Network Science. ... 1/3). Prof Lawrence Blume (Cornell). Economic models and Network Science. (2/3).

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Robert Shiller - Economic Narratives: Lecture 1 "Macroeconomics and the History of Popular Economic Thought". ... About this item. Description:. Marshall Lectures 2018/ 2019 - Prof. Robert Shiller - "Economic Narratives: How Bimetallism and Bitcoin Went

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Andrew Trigg - Session 5 - ‘Developing a career. Andrew Trigg - Session 5 - ‘Developing a career in Heterodox Economics’. ... Description:. This audio recording forms part of Session 5 - ‘Developing a career in Heterodox Economics’ a round

39 views. The Economics of Healthcare IFS Lecture by George Stoye November 2015. ... Collection: Part IIB Paper 7 Topics in Applied Economics IFS Lectures 2015 2016.

Engelbert Stockhammer - Session 9 at the 40. Engelbert Stockhammer - Session 9 at the 40 Years of the Cambridge Journal of Economics Conference. ... Description:. This audio recording forms part of Session 9 – ‘The Future of Economics Teaching’

Ben Fine - Session 9 at the 40 Years of the Cambridge Journal of Economics Conference. ... Description:. This audio recording forms part of Session 9 – ‘The Future of Economics Teaching’ a round table discussion at the '40 Years of the Cambridge