Nick Chater - Noise is one of the most striking and ubiquitous properties of the human brain. Each individual brain cell, or neuron,

Michael Hatcher - A key distinction between economies and physical systems, like the weather, is that economies consist of individuals who

The psychological and behavioural economics literatures have had a transformative impact on how we understand people’s financial and persona

Rebuilding Macroeconomics held its first annual conference at HM Treasury, bringing together perspectives from anthropology, maths, neur...

David Tuckett - Can we develop a reliable way to assess how the role of changing narratives influences the macroeconomy?

Özlem Onaran - In a recent article in the Financial Times, Gemma Tetlow asked “Where are all the female economists?”

David Orrell – In 2017, when the ESRC announced that it was setting up a network of experts from different disciplines to “revolutionise”...

Sheila Dow - Simon Wren-Lewis’s misunderstanding of my argument (The culture of expertise in macroeconomics) shows where

Sheila Dow - Why has macroeconomics been dominated by a particular approach for so long? Granted, mainstream macroeconomics has continued to

Richard Bronk – As Mark Anthony might have said, I come to praise the standard economic paradigm and academic or practitioner networks...

Beatrice Cherrier -One concealed yet problematic feature of the booming “current state of macro” genre is the systematic reliance on inco...

Jack Wright - This is the question a collection of economics-related academics and representatives from charities, think tanks, government a

Laura Bear - As an anthropologist among the tribe of macroeconomists in the Rebuilding Macroeconomics network I have been impressed...

David Tuckket - My ideas come from a mix of old fashioned economics, sociology, psychoanalysis and two streams of empirical research...

Roger Farmer - Like most academics, I spend much of my time asking for money from research councils.