Professor Carlos Carrillo-Tudela Professorial Inaugural Lecture

During economic downturns, the popular press typically initially highlights the increase in the number of workers laid-off and the associated rise in unemployment. As jobs become harder to find and jobless episodes lengthen for some individuals, the rise in earnings inequality within the population becomes more prevalent. However, the news outlets do not provide insights into how unemployment and inequality are related and how to deal with them from a government policy perspective. In this lecture, Professor Carlos Carrillo-Tudela, from the Department of Economics, explores the link between unemployment and earnings inequality and what could be the role of policy.

The lecture starts at 6pm and will be followed by a drinks reception in the Lakeside Theatre from 7.15pm. Free admission and open to all.

Booking is recommended, via the the Lakeside Theatre.

Part of the Professorial Inaugural Lecture Series.