📣📣📣Join us Wednesday 30 April for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Fabio Aricò from University of East Anglia will lead the discussion on "Introducing and Developing Familiarity with Viva Voce Assessment in Undergraduate Economics Education"

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Another great - if I may - @hetecon.bsky.social PhD research methods workshop done for the year. I love how the workshop sessions cover so much ground. Thanks to @anninak.bsky.social Ariane Agunsoye, Paul Downward, @danielleguizzo.bsky.social Don Webber & Andrew Brown and @lubsecondept.bsky.social

📣📣📣Join us Wednesday 19 March for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Danilo Spinola from Birmingham City University, will lead the discussion on ”Chinese Manufacturing Import Penetration and Firm Performance: Evidence from Belt and Road Initiative Countries”

We are hiring for up to two permanent lecturer positions in the Department of Economics at the University of Leeds. Link to apply: shorturl.at/Wqrwh

Join us Wednesday 12 March for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Bruno de Conti from University of Campinas, Brazil will lead the discussion on ”Innovation in the realm of money: Central Bank Digital Currencies shaping a new international payment system?”

Join us Wednesday 19 February for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Pavel Chakraborty from Lancaster University discussion on 'War and Transnational Reshoring' as part of our Economics Seminar Series.

📢Join us Wednesday 12 February for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Juliane Hennecke University of Magdeburg discussion on 'The Hidden Cost of Crime: Crime Victimization and Mental Health' as part of our Economics Seminar Series.

📢Join us Wednesday 5 February for our (online) Economics Research Seminar Series. Stefania Paredes Fuentes (University of Southampton) will lead the discussion on: Diversity in the Economics Pipeline: Understanding Attrition and Awarding Gaps. All welcome! Zoom link: shorturl.at/168oU

📢Join us Wednesday 29 January for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Ines Heck (University of Greenwich) will lead the discussion on 'Was Pareto right? Do the US wealth and income distributions follow power laws?'

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📢Join us Wednesday 11 December for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Joel Stiebale (Heinrich Heine University of Düsseldorf, Germany) will lead the discussion on 'Gains from Patent Protection: Innovation, Market Power and Cost Savings in India'

Thanks go to Ying Zhou, for her insightful presentation on Wednesday on "Is There a Mid-Career Crisis?" It was both engaging and thought-provoking, and we deeply appreciate the effort and expertise you shared during the discussion.

📢Join us Wednesday 11 December for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Joel Stiebale (Heinrich Heine University of Düsseldorf, Germany) will lead the discussion on 'Gains from Patent Protection: Innovation, Market Power and Cost Savings in India'

💡We hosted a remarkable Career Development event for our Leeds University Business School Postgraduate Researchers #PhDs. FUNDING: Be persistent! PUBLISHING: Pick collaborators wisely! INDUSTRY ⚖️ACADEMIA: Adapt! TEACHING: Challenge old norms, inspire minds!

📢Join us Wednesday 04 December for our (in-person) Economics Research Seminar Series. Ying Zhou (University of Surrey) will lead the discussion on 'Is There a Mid-Career Crisis? An Investigation of the Relationship Between Age and Job Satisfaction Across Occupations Based on Four Large UK Datasets'

Many thanks to PGR Ivan for yesterday's Brown Bag seminar presentation on 'Global Banks’ Leverage and Countries' Balance of Payments Conditions: A Granular Instrumental Variable Approach' we truly appreciate your contribution, well done!

📢Join us Wednesday 27 November for our (online) Economics Research Seminar Series. Helena Skyt Nielsen (Aarhus University) will lead the discussion on 'Gender gaps in approaches to arithmetic' Join Zoom meeting here: shorturl.at/mYhug