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PhD graduates and Post-Doctoral Researchers from the Department of Economics have gone on to the following positions:
Emma Aguila RAND, Santa Monica USA
Economics of aging; health economics; labor economics; development economics
Chiara Binelli Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Nuffield College Oxford
Nick Bloom first placement McKinsey, currently at Department of Economics, Stanford University
Real options and uncertainty, managerial and organizational economics, innovation and technology
Mette Christensen Department of Economics, Manchester University
Applied Microeconomics, Cross Sectional Econometrics, Household Behaviour, Preference Heterogeneity, Economics of Ageing
Giacomo De Giorgi Department of Economics, Stanford University
Labor economics, development, applied microeconometrics
Giovanni Gallipoli Department of Economics, University of British Columbia
Macroeconomics, Labour Economics, Applied Econometrics
Heike Harmgart European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
Consumer behaviour, supermarket entry behaviour, retail productivity
Rupert Harrison Special Advisor to George Osborne, Shadow Chancellor for the Conservative Party
Productivity, innovation and public policy
Gareth Macartney OnPoint Analytics Berkeley CA USA
Regulation, employment, productivity and innovation
Topi Miettinen first placement at Max Planck Institute of Economics, currently at SITE/Stockholm School of Economics
Microeconomics; Descriptive game theory and non-cooperative games; Bargaining and negotiations, Economics and psychology; Design of experiments; Learning, information and knowledge, expectations