Social Macroeconomics Hub Workshop
Time & Location
About the Event
If oyu wish to take part in the hub workshop please email Richard Arnold to r.arnold@niesr.ac.uk for details.
Rebuilding Macroeconomics: Social Macroeconomics Hub Workshop Tuesday 8 December 2020, via Zoom
Timings: each project is allowed a total of 40 minutes, of which 20 minutes will be allocated to presentations arising from the work done. The presentations will be followed by 20 minutes of questions and discussion. All times are GMT.
Programme:
09.30 Introduction and Welcome: Paul Collier and Angus Armstrong
09.45-12.00 Session 1
09.45-10.25 Yvan Russell: Is identity-priming a short-cut to cooperation?
10.30-11.10 Colin Mayer: The Structure and Relations of Banking Systems: International Evidence on the Role of Relationship Banking, and the UK Experience in the Light of ‘Levelling-Up’ Challenges
11.15-11.55 Sandra McNally: Understanding Educational Progression at the Local Level
12.00-12.30 Break for Lunch
12.30-14.45 Session 2
12.30-13.10 Stephen Fisher: Socio-political consequences of regional economic divergence in Britain: 1983-2018
13.15-13.55 Agata Ryterska: Verbal interaction in a social dilemma experiment
14.00-14.40 Steven Bosworth: Economic, Social and Political Fragmentation: Linking Knowledge-
Biased Growth, Identity, Populism and Protectionism
14.45-15.00 Break for Tea
15.00-17.15 Session 3
15.00-15.40 Philip McCann: The Long-Run Consequences of Adverse Economic Shocks: UK Regional and Urban Inequalities
15.45-16.25 David Sloan Wilson: Managed Evolution: A New Narrative for Macroeconomics
16.30-17.10 David Good and Patricia Andrews Fearon: Zero-Sum Mindset & Its Discontents
17.15-18.00 18.00 Summarising discussion, led by Dennis Snower and Angus Armstrong End