The Department provides a focus for a very diverse and internationally renowned group of academic economists, many of whom have made major recent contributions to modern economic analysis. The Department is committed to excellence in teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level. For the fourth consecutive year, Oxford Economics is ranked in the top two for the study of economics in the UK, by all of the university guides.
Oxford’s department of Economics is one of Europe’s leading research departments and its members include some of the world’s most distinguished academic economists whose research has made major contributions to modern economic analysis.
The Department is committed to excellence in teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level. Since its introduction in 1920, Philosophy, Politics and Economics has established an unrivalled reputation as the degree programme for able young people seeking careers in politics and public life. At the postgraduate level, the Department’s MPhil and DPhil programmes are internationally recognized for the excellence of the training and scholarship provided.
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Age and the Onset of Offending for the Female Convicts of Victorian EnglandSpeaker(s): Lucy Williams (University of Liverpool) Series: Graduate Workshop in Economic and Social History |
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The Australian Overnight Interbank Market And The Implementation Of Monetary PolicySpeaker(s): Anthony Brassil Series: Macroeconomics Working Group |
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Peer effects in the adoption of property rights: Experimental evidence from urban TanzaniaSpeaker(s): Matthew Collin, CSAE Series: CSAE Research Workshops |