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Economics Group

Nuffield College has by far the largest number of economists (researchers and graduate students) of any college in Oxford. The Economics Group at Nuffield thus lies at the heart of Economics in Oxford. Six of the 11 University chairs are located at Nuffield. Three Nobel Prize winners in Economics are former permanent Fellows: John Hicks, James Mirrlees, and Amartya Sen. Among the current faculty are ten Fellows of the Econometric Society and eight Fellows of the British Academy.
 
Economists at Nuffield work on a wide range of subjects, both applied and theoretical.  While the Nuffield faculty has broad interests, it has particular strengths in microeconomic theory (ranging from the theory of games and information economics through to the design of auctions) and in econometrics (ranging from time series macroeconometrics and financial econometrics through to applied microeconometrics). 
  
A number of Nuffield Economics fellows act or have acted as advisors and consultants to a diverse range of institutions, and Fellows forge close links between academic research and policy-making. These external links help to inform and stimulate work at the frontier of economic research.
 
 

 Contact information

 
Administrator: Lin Sorrell
Working papers: Maxine Collett
Admissions: College office
 
 

 Seminars

 
 

 Working papers

 
 

 Group members

 

 
Fellows

Bob Allen History of economic growth and inequality, environmental history, technological change, public policy. 

Steve Bond Company investment and financial behaviour; corporate taxation; econometrics of panel data. 
 
Martin Browning Applied microeconometrics, in particular, economics of the family, demand analysis, consumption and saving, design of social support systems. 
 
David Hendry Econometrics. Forecasting, methodology, and time series. 
 
Ian Jewitt Microeconomic theory, especially information economics and decision theory.
 
Michael Keane Labour Economics, Econometrics, Consumer Choice Behaviour, Marketing, Health Economics, Industrial Organization, International Trade.
 
Paul Klemperer Auctions. Economic policy (especially bank regulation, competition policy, and climate change). Industrial economics. 
 
Margaret Meyer Organizational economics; incentives and contracts; information transmission; industrial organization.
 
John Muellbauer Applied work on the UK economy; housing markets and the economy; household behaviour; productivity.
 
Bent Nielsen  Econometrics: time series, outlier detection, cohort analysis.
 
Kevin Roberts Microeconomic theory. Welfare Economics and Social Choice Theory. 
 
Neil Shephard Applied and theoretical econometrics, statistics and finance.  
 
Peyton Young Evolutionary game theory, the dynamics of social norms and social institutions, the diffusion of technological and social innovations.

Research Fellows 

 
 

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