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Sign up for our #BlackHistoryMonth event, in partnership with The Black Economists Network ! Who? Students in years 9 - 13 When? 22nd Oct, 2-3pm Why? Opportunity to hear about the amazing diversity in economics, and how you can get involved How? Sign up here 👉 buff.ly/3Y9qO56

New technological developments are set to deepen our understanding of history. @Mirko_draca will discuss digitisation and the latest work of economic historians at the Resonate Festival on Tuesday 5th November. Sign up for free in person or online: buff.ly/4h5k53A

Why isn’t the whole world developed? It’s a good time to highlight our suite of video resources for schools on #EconomicHistory and imperial interventions. Developed in partnership with Discover Economics to broaden the appeal of economics for young people. buff.ly/4hka82C

Five sensible reforms that will be good for growth. Arun Advani @centaxuk discusses ways the government could overcome the 'black hole' in public finances. buff.ly/40lbkMQ

📰News of a £7.1 million funding award for CAGE @ Warwick from UKRI and ESRC is warmly welcomed by Warwick V-C Stuart Croft and Head of the Department of Economics Ben Lockwood. Ben says: “We have been proud to support CAGE since its foundation in 2010." warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/econom…

The latest edition of Advantage Magazine highlights a transition into a new phase for the CAGE Research Centre, with articles reflecting the contribution our research has made to policy design and the challenges policymakers face when implementing them. buff.ly/4fBBdMO

📢CALL FOR PAPERS The Economic Journal Special issue: Climate Change and Inequality 📅Deadline: 28 February 2025 Editor: alberto bisin ➡️Learn more and submit: bit.ly/3YKS3lR Royal Economic Society @OUPEconomics #EconTwitter

📰 Three new papers published to our working paper series this month from CAGE Research Associate Ludger Woessmann analyse the effect education has on religious attitudes in schools; patience and student achievement; and the impact of basic skills on earnings. buff.ly/4evTVEN

📰 Did tariffs make American manufacturing great? New research into the Gilded Age in US history finds that rather than boosting productivity, high tariffs on imports and exports during the period are unlikely to have made the country globally competitive. buff.ly/4eq3fKt

We were delighted to welcome experts in economic history to share their research at our Crafts lecture and memorial conference this year. The 2024 Crafts Lecture “Where are the streets of gold” was delivered by @Leah_Boustan Read more and listen here: buff.ly/4eRbwam

Discover Economics and CAGE would love you to join us on March 18th at the University of Warwick! Link here: buff.ly/3Zd38fD 📅 18th March 2025, 12.30 - 15.15 ❓Year 12 or Year 13 students 🗺️ University of Warwick #event #free #economics #studyeconomics #gcse #alevel

A great opportunity for PhD students to gather feedback on their work, learn from national and international colleagues, and build up networks. Submissions by 31st January 2025.

Are you interested in Youth Crime? Do you have a quant undergrad and a yearning to apply your skills to highly policy relevant economics and social science questions? Come work for us! Rui Costa,Matteo Sandi and myself are hiring a pre-doc, based at LSE. tinyurl.com/yeyv2wp8

Do scientists use social media to engage in political discourse? And how does this reflect on their credibility with the public? 📰 A new study explores the reputational cost to academic experts by displaying political affiliations on social media. buff.ly/49vBJdp

We welcomed over 30 early career economists from Government Economic Service (GES) to our first #WinterSchool this week for an introduction into the tools and systems needed for applied social science research. buff.ly/4g8LP6L

We welcome and fully support the @royaleconsociety and Discover Economics response to the DfE’s Curriculum and Assessment Review. As an essential requirement for democratic participation, basic economic literacy should be part of the National Curriculum. buff.ly/3VywsvT

Congratulations to Marta Santamaria on winning the inaugural Department for Business and Trade analysis prize with her paper, Disunited Kingdom? Frictions in the Domestic Market for Goods. buff.ly/3PaQGbO

New trade theory: Victor Norman, Avinash Dixit, and how it started at Warwick University in 1976 ⁦CAGE @ Warwick⁩ ⁦Warwick Economics⁩ ⁦Richard Baldwin⁩ ⁦Princeton Economics⁩ warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/econom…

New (first! 🥳) Publication 🚨 High-street retail vacancies, capturing economic decline, are linked to increased support of UK's populist party, UKIP (now Reform).