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- Internship
- Posted 1 month ago
8th Madrid Conference on Austrian Economics - Call for Papers
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- A Win for Science
- Posted 7 months ago
Scientists rejoice: the UK rejoins the Horizon Europe programme
International cooperation is important for economic growth, because it allows societies to grow more than they could on their own. When countries specialize in the economic areas they are relatively more productive in (utilizing their comparative advantages) and trade with other nations, everyone is made better off.
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- A Warming Earth
- Posted 4 years ago
The Case to End Fossil Fuel Subsidies
The continued existence of fossil fuel subsidies in a time of their almost universal condemnation reveals something about the governments that rule us, something pernicious, but also something all-too-predictable. Like no other area, they expose a gulf between rhetoric and action, a disconnect so stark that, if the risks it posed were less catastrophic, would almost be comical. Back in reality, though, the cognitive dissonance, cynicism, or whatever its cause, serves only to warm our planet and threaten all life.
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- Conference
- (Partially Online)
- Posted 2 months ago
U.S. Ecological Economics Conference
Between 6 Jun and 9 Jun in Schenectady, United States -
- Master's Program
- Posted 2 months ago
Master in Economics, University of Udine
at University of Udine in Udine, Italy -
- Research/Project Funding Opportunity
- (Partially Online)
- Posted 3 weeks ago
Research Funding from the National Bank of Slovakia
Starts 1 Oct -
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Kladiola Gjini
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- Tools of the Trade
- Posted 7 months ago
A gentle introduction to LaTeX for economists
Economists often run into situations where they need to type out mathematical formulae or draw up a graph, especially for research papers. But, anyone who’s attempted to do so knows that math symbols and complicated graphs are very difficult to produce using typical word processor options. So, what’s a humble econometrician to do?
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- Researcher / Analyst Job
- Posted 2 months ago
NUAcT Fellow: Economics of Creative Industries
At Newcastle University Business School in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom -
- Conference
- (Partially Online)
- Posted 4 months ago
AI in Business and Economics - The Economic Perspective on Artificial Intelligence (EPEAI)
Between 5 Sep and 6 Sep in Johannesburg, South Africa -
- PhD Program
- Posted 4 months ago
Ph.D. in Finance, fully funded
at Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE in Frankfurt am Main, Germany -
- Study Advice Article
- Posted 3 years ago
Why do a PhD?
Taking the step towards doing a PhD is a big decision, and one that shouldn't be made without the proper research and consideration. Once taken, however, it can be an extremely valuable experience and one that can set you up nicely in the future. Here we consider some of the things you should definitely think about before taking the plunge.
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- Economics Books
- Posted 3 months ago
Book Review: “Booms and Depressions”
The 1932 book "Booms and Depressions" by Irving Fisher, along with his 1933 Econometrica paper "The Debt-Deflation theory of Great Depression" earmarked the start of a new era for modern macroeconomics and financial literature. This article reviews the book in light of the current economic and financial scenario.
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- Conference
- Posted 2 months ago
Warsaw International Economic Meeting 2024
Between 2 Jul and 3 Jul in Warsaw, Poland -
- Blog Post
- Posted 11 years ago
INOMICS Partners with IAEE
The US-based International Association for Energy Economics is the world’s largest organization of Energy Economists with members from over 100 countries. Part of their mandate includes facilitating the mutual association of people interested in energy economics, in order to create a forum for professional discussion and to provide a means of international communication and exchange. Collaboration between INOMICS and IAEE has already benefitted both organizations in terms of consolidating global reach and sharing resources.
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- Ranking
- Posted 3 years ago
The Top Macroeconomics Books
If you’re currently in the throes of an undergrad degree in economics, or even if you’re just a layman looking to brush up on your macroeconomic knowledge, it’s essential you have the right literature to help you keep up to date. There are plenty of textbooks out there which purport to be the best way to get to grips with the discipline, but some are, naturally, better than others. On top of that, there are plenty of more popular economics books which deal with a specific topic in more detail.
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- Recruiter Advice Article
- Posted 11 years ago
New Search Helps You Reach More Candidates
At the start of the 2012/13 academic year, INOMICS was proud to launch a new search function, incorporating new technology and features to help visitors to the INOMICS site filter through the content online, and find precisely what they are looking for.
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- Workshop
- Posted 1 month ago
CESifo / ifo Workshop on Big Data in Urban and Regional Economics
Between 18 Sep and 19 Sep in Munich, Germany -
- Blog Post
- Posted 10 years ago
Beeronomics
At this time of year, with the summer heat visibly rising from the Berlin pavement, for many there is nothing more appealing than a cold beer in one of the city’s numerous beer gardens. And perhaps among these Berlin beer lovers, more than a couple of economists might be found as well.
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- Into the Economist's Mind
- Posted 1 year ago
The INOMICS Questionnaire: Fratzscher vs. Tol
In this article, INOMICS interviews Dr. Richard S.J. Tol, member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) when it was awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize and a researcher at the forefront of economics and climate policy. Dubbed Fratzscher vs. Tol as Prof. Dr. Marcel Fratzscher resumed his role as interviewer, the conversation touches on gender discrimination in economics, the increasing availability of historical data, and how climate policy can clash with economic research.
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- The Internet Speaks
- Posted 3 years ago
Top Memes All Economists Will Love
Economics is serious business, but sometimes we all need a break! And that's when the internet is there: to sympathise, to commiserate, and to make us smile at the end of a tough day. Fortunately the stereotype of economists being humourless is not true – there are plenty of fun and funny economists who are out there sharing their humour. From students to senior professors, there are memes on the internet to express all aspects of the study and practice of economics. Below you'll find 10 of our favourite memes that we know all economists will love!
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- Workshop
- Posted 1 month ago
14th ifo Dresden Workshop on Regional Economics
Between 12 Sep and 13 Sep in Dresden, Germany -
- Study Advice
- Posted 3 years ago
MBA or Specialized Master’s Degree: Which One is Best for You?
When you think business school, you probably think MBA. A Master’s of Business Administration has long been a coveted — and often essential — qualification for business professionals. In recent years, however, the tide has begun to quietly shift, with more business school students than ever pursuing master’s degrees in specialized fields such as accounting, economics and business analytics.
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- Conference
- Posted 2 days ago
5th ICODECON 2022, 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMY 2022, GREECE, KALAMATA
Between 11 Oct and 13 Oct in Kalamata, Greece -
- Postdoc Job
- Posted 2 months ago
Postdoctoral Researcher in Economics of Irrigation and Climate Change
At University of British Columbia in Kelowna, Canada
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