Roy Bailey
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Email
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Telephone
+44 (0) 1206 872763
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Location
5B.315, Colchester Campus
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Academic support hours
Zoom meetings by appointment via email to rbailey@essex.ac.uk
Profile
Biography
Apart from teaching at Essex, Roy Bailey has held visiting positions at Queen's and McMaster Universities in Ontario, Canada. Main current areas of interest include monetary and financial economics, commodity price analysis and economic history. His book on the Economics of Financial Markets was published in May 2005, and is now also available as an e-book. Roy Bailey's research has appeared in the Journal of Political Economy, Economic History Review, Journal of Population Economics, Economic Journal, Economica, Journal of Agricultural Economics and the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Although he continues to teach, Roy Bailey retired from his Readership in the Department as of October 2009
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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The World Economy in Historical Perspective (EC120)
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Technological change: past, present and future prospects (EC203)
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Economic Analysis of Asset Prices (EC371)
Publications
Journal articles (16)
Bailey, RE., Hatton, TJ. and Inwood, K., (2023). Surviving the Deluge: British Servicemen in World War I. Economics and Human Biology. 49, 101216-101216
Bailey, RE., Hatton, TJ. and Inwood, K., (2018). Atmospheric Pollution, Health and Height in Late Nineteenth Century Britain. Journal of Economic History. 78 (4), 1210-1247
Hatton, TJ. and Bailey, RE., (2002). Unemployment Incidence in Interwar London. Economica. 69 (276), 631-654
Hatton, TJ. and Bailey, RE., (2002). Natives and migrants in the London labour market, 1929–1931. Journal of Population Economics. 15 (1), 59-81
Hatton, TJ. and Bailey, RE., (2001). Women’s work in census and survey, 1911‐1931. The Economic History Review. 54 (1), 87-107
Hatton, TJ. and Bailey, R., (2000). Seebohm Rowntree and the postwar poverty puzzle. The Economic History Review. 53 (3), 517-543
Chambers, MJ. and Bailey, RE., (1999). A Statistical Analysis of Wheat Price Fluctuations in England: 1685–1850. Journal of Agricultural Economics. 50 (3), 564-588
Bailey, RE. and Chambers, MJ., (1998). The impact of real wage and mortality fluctuations on fertility and nuptiality in precensus England. Journal of Population Economics. 11 (3), 413-434
Hatton, T., (1998). Poverty and the welfare state in interwar London. Oxford Economic Papers. 50 (4), 574-606
Chambers, MJ. and Bailey, RE., (1996). A Theory of Commodity Price Fluctuations. Journal of Political Economy. 104 (5), 924-957
Hatton, TJ., Boyer, GR. and Bailey, RE., (1994). The Union Wage Effect in Late Nineteenth Century Britain. Economica. 61 (244), 435-435
Bailey, RE., (1994). An Alternative Derivation of the Likelihood Function for Heckman's Endogenous Dummy Variable Model. Econometric Theory. 10 (1), 228-231
Hatton, TJ. and Bailey, RE., (1993). Household Labor Supply and Women′s Work in Interwar Britain. Explorations in Economic History. 30 (2), 229-256
Bailey, RE. and Chambers, MJ., (1993). Long-Term Demographic Interactions in Precensus England. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (Statistics in Society). 156 (3), 339-339
HATTON, TJ. and BAILEY, RE., (1988). FEMALE LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION IN INTERWAR BRITAIN *. Oxford Economic Papers. 40 (4), 695-718
BAILEY, RE., (1976). ON THE ANALYTICAL FOUNDATIONS OF WICKSELL'S CUMULATIVE PROCESS. The Manchester School. 44 (1), 52-71
Book chapters (1)
Hatton, TJ. and Bailey, RE., (2017). Rowntree's 'life cycle of poverty' in interwar London. In: Getting the Measure of Poverty: The Early Legacy of Seebohm Rowntree. 109- 147. 9780754612896
Reports and Papers (2)
Bailey, RE., Hatton, TJ. and Inwood, K., Atmospheric Pollution and Child Health in Late Nineteenth Century Britain
Bailey, RE., Hatton, TJ. and Inwood, K., (2016). Health, height, and the household at the turn of the twentieth century
Contact
Academic support hours:
Zoom meetings by appointment via email to rbailey@essex.ac.uk
