Topics
Paul Ormerod
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Is it time to end the current system of student loans?
10th June 2021
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The Architecture of Choice
9th July 2016
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Intensify austerity to boost the economy
13th July 2016
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Top pay, social norms and values
19th July 2016
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Limited Role for the State in Driving BioTech
28th July 2016
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Who is the greatest English batsman of all time?
10th August 2016
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Brexit - Should the UK Government abandon austerity?
31st August 2016
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Why the IMF makes England football managers look like world-beaters
7th September 2016
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Animal spirits are key in a post-Brexit world
5th October 2016
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200 Years On - How Relevant is Ricardo?
17th October 2016
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Competition rather than central bankers have kept inflation low
19th October 2016
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Artificial intelligence as a disruptive technology
29th October 2016
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Revealed Preferences and the Death of Polling
15th November 2016
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Is it time to abolish the OBR?
30th November 2016
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Is Italy doomed to stagnation?
7th December 2016
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In Praise of Thomas Schelling
13th January 2017
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The Economics of Charging to use a Book Store!
19th January 2017
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Universal Healthcare without the NHS
26th January 2017
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Old Think
3rd March 2017
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Can Public Sector Pay and Pensions be Afforded?
15th March 2017
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History suggests that Western economies are resilient to shocks
18th February 2021
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Should young people be paid to get vaccinated?
27th January 2021
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General purpose technologies and the productivity gap
13th January 2021
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In Praise of Scientists
7th January 2021
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Surge in innovation is silver living from Covid crisis
3rd July 2020
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Economists have a key role to play in any exit strategy
16th April 2020
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After Corona - What might be the new normal?
26th March 2020
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Apps proliferate but do they actually lift productivity?
12th February 2020
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Economics of the falling divorce rate
5th December 2019
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Reasons to be cheerful about the 2019 Economics Nobel Winners
16th October 2019
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Tourist Overload and Rational Choice Theory
24th August 2018
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Behavioural economics - much of psychology is built on sand
21st June 2018
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Credit card surcharge bans and government failure
18th January 2018
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Behavioural Economics: Do Tube strikes make Londoners better off?
15th November 2017
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The absurdity of controlling inflation by adjusting interest rates
25th October 2017
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Behavioural Economics has a Nobel Moment
12th October 2017
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Driverless Lorries and the Luddite Tendency
30th August 2017
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Predatory Universities and A Level Grades
24th August 2017
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Evidence based policies are often built on sand
2nd August 2017
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Are cash-rich companies holding back economic growth?
14th July 2017
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Cities and Inequality
29th June 2017
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Social and Economic Austerity
23rd June 2017
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Industry Evolution - Why Most Businesses Fail
19th April 2017
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Old Europe and the Innovation Crisis
14th June 2016
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Macro models - the weakest link in Economics
7th June 2016
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Can cutting public spending expand the economy?
2nd June 2016
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Irregular gaps between recessions
11th May 2016
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Revealed Preference, Taxation and the Panama Papers
24th April 2016
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Behavioural Economics and Economic Thinking
14th April 2016
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Unlikely Events - Lessons for Economists from Art and Sport
11th April 2016
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Banks and steel: thorny problems in economic theory
5th April 2016
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Scotland the Feckless
3rd April 2016
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Game Theory and Cameron's EU Deal
26th February 2016
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Ticket prices, fairness and behavioural economics
18th February 2016
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Paul Ormerod: Are the Markets Telling the Truth?
28th January 2016
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Science does not always make sense
13th January 2016
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No more whingeing, please. The recovery is solid
7th January 2016
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Valuing the Future - Why Climate Change Agreement is Hard
8th December 2015
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Black Friday, Games and the Stock Market
3rd December 2015
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Public Policy and Behavioural Change
30th December 2010
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How Big is My Multiplier?
6th September 2012
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Lessons in Economics from the Nobel Laureates
26th September 2012
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Paul Ormerod: Meat and potato pies and the Nobel Prize in economics
10th January 2013
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Defaults today mean less jam tomorrow
25th July 2013
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Paul Ormerod: How sticky is unemployment?
23rd August 2013
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In the long-run, the Rent Seeker will be dead
18th September 2013
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Paul Ormerod: Themes on Russia’s Future
3rd October 2013
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Economics at University - Suggested Reading List (2015)
6th June 2014
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Open Data - Britain leads the world
23rd July 2014
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Low or zero inflation is normal: competition keeps it that way
24th September 2014
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Group think and the troubles at Tesco
1st October 2014
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Can Nanny make you stop drinking?
8th October 2014
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All we are saying: give capitalism a chance
16th November 2014
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Bond market yields imply gloomy growth prospects
16th December 2014
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A Tale of Two Financial Crises: the 1930s and Now
16th December 2014
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Birthday parties and the NHS: We Need More Markets
28th January 2015
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Shouting at the supermarkets: is there a better way?
11th February 2015
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Crocodile tears for the poor
18th February 2015
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Can we escape the grip of secular stagnation?
9th March 2015
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Ed Miliband and incentives: is he really human?
17th March 2015
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Zero inflation is the new normal
1st April 2015
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Why crime is falling
1st April 2015
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The Subtle Costs of a Mansion Tax
7th May 2015
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Who plays better poker? Cameron, Sturgeon or Varoufakis?
26th June 2015
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Making the invisibles in the economy visible
27th June 2015
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Guaranteed bank deposits and the market for lemons
8th July 2015
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Archaic definition of child poverty needs to go
8th July 2015
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Why cricket is like spam
21st July 2015
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Banks and the Principal Agent Problem
29th July 2015
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Economic theory and the death of a lion
8th August 2015
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Cutting spending can be expansionary
12th August 2015
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250 Years of Capitalism - Positives outweigh the Negatives
28th August 2015
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Whatever it is, Corbynomics is not mainstream
1st September 2015
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Economic Principles of the Refugee Crisis
10th September 2015
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Um Bongo: a spotlight on modern social and economic behaviour
30th September 2015
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Blind Cvs - Do Markets Solve the Problem of Discrimination?
2nd November 2015
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Southern Europe faces a major structural crisis
25th November 2015