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Department of Economics, economics

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Unlock the Wonders of STEM Learning with O'Reilly for Higher Education

Unlock the Wonders of STEM Learning with O'Reilly for Higher Education

There are thousands of online resources, apps and research tools available to assist your studies or research in STEM subjects, but where do you start, and which resources are reliable?

Greg Cadge, Danilo Petti

04 January 2024

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A lab that transforms research

A lab that transforms research

Dr Friederike Mengel, of the Department of Economics at the University of Essex, explains how using the Essex Behavioural Science Lab has transformed her research.

Professor Friederike Mengel

22 November 2023

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Our vision for behavioural science

Our vision for behavioural science

Dr Dennie van Dolder outlines what makes our Centre for Behavioural Science so unique, and his vision for its future.

Dr Dennie van Dolder

22 November 2023

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Essex Economics Research Newsletter Autumn 2023

Essex Economics Research Newsletter Autumn 2023

Professor Abhimanyu Gupta

10 October 2023

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Finance mentor and graduate named as Volunteer of the Year

Finance mentor and graduate named as Volunteer of the Year

Hear about why we've named Roxana Mohammadian-Molina as our alumni Volunteer of the Year.

Alumni team

20 June 2023

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Time and Money: What Economics and Game Theory Tells Us About Working from Home

Time and Money: What Economics and Game Theory Tells Us About Working from Home

Professor Jules Pretty

05 April 2023

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Essex Economics Research Newsletter Autumn 2022

Essex Economics Research Newsletter Autumn 2022

Professor Abhimanyu Gupta

03 October 2022

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Gender diversity in the school workforce across the UK home nations

Due to the budgetary pressures of the 2008 financial crisis the then UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced a public sector pay freeze in 2010. In 2013 the pay freeze was replaced by a 1 per cent cap on public sector pay that remained in place until 2018. As a consequence of that 2010 public sector pay freeze, the salaries of more experienced teachers’ have fallen by more than 9 per cent

Dr Joshua Fullard

25 August 2022

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Over 50s are resigning en masse

Over 50s are resigning en masse

Professor Carlos Carrillo-Tudela, Dr Alexander Clymo, Dr David Zentler-Munro

29 April 2022

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Job search and mismatch during the Covid 19 pandemic

Job search and mismatch during the Covid 19 pandemic

Camila Comunello, Professor Ludo Visschers, Dr David Zentler-Munro, Professor Carlos Carrillo-Tudela, Dr Alexander Clymo, Professor Annette Jackle

12 April 2022

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