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Paul Lohmann. Paul Lohmann. Research Associate. El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy. ... He is an applied economist by training and holds a PhD in behavioural environmental economics and an MPhil in environmental policy from the

Applied microeconomics; industrial organisation; incentives and performance; behavioural economics. Economics & policy. ... Social ontology and the ontology of technology; decision-making under uncertainty. Economics & policy.

Christos Genakos researches applied microeconomics; industrial organisation; competition policy and regulation; productivity and management; incentives and performance; behavioural economics. ... Lucia Reisch. El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics &

Economics of re-use/repair/recycling; plastics management; the Internet of Things. Corporate finance. ... Applied statistics; corporate performance; systems dynamics. Economics & policy.

It includes principles of industrial economics to understand where and when policy can be fruitfully applied. ... The second half focuses on applied econometric methods that are used in evaluating the impacts of programmes/policies.

Khaled then completed a master’s degree in applied economics at Concordia University in Canada while working in his family business and the financial market, followed by a PhD in financial ... economics, focusing on financing small and medium-sized

How firms pass new costs such as surprise tax rises or unfavourable exchange-rate shifts on to consumers has long been a central focus of economics – with repercussions ranging from firm ... Journal: Applied Economics.

Dissanaike, G. (1998) “Do stockmarket ‘losers’ win more than ‘winners’ lose?” Applied Economics Letters, 5(3): 143-146 (DOI: 10.1080/758521370). ... Dissanaike, G. (1994) “Do stockmarket investors overreact? The UK evidence.” Applied

Economics is generally studied in university departments; finance is studied in business schools. ... She applied to the programme and the scholarship through the bank’s training programme.

A paper by Cher Li, Andrea Mina, Bruce Tether and Karl Wennberg was shortlisted for the International Schumpeter Prize at the 7th European Meeting of Applied Evolutionary Economics Conference in Pisa.