Below are articles submitted by first year undergraduates in the School of Economics from all volumes of the Norwich Economic Papers.

Articles

Anthony Littrell
The disputes between Twitter and Google, the potential welfare losses, whether competition authorities should intervene and if they do which of the two should be targeted.

  • Module: Introductory Microeconomics (ECO-1A1Y-06)
  • Course: BSc Economics, Year 1
  • Published in Volume 6 (June 2012 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Cal Corkery 
Discuss the benefits and detriments of micro finance in emerging markets

  • Course: BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics
  • Published in Volume 5 (April 2012 Essay Competition)

Lewis Robinson 
Is the nationalisation of banks ever justified?

  • Course: BSc Economics
  • Published in Volume 5 (April 2012 Essay Competition)

Josh McIntyre 
What are the impacts of an international migration quota?

  • Course: BSc Economics
  • Published in Volume 5 (April 2012 Essay Competition)

Alex Haines 
Is a monetary incentive enough to change the behaviour of people when tackling society's problems of smoking and alcohol addition, obesity and lack of blood donations?

  • Course: BSc Economics
  • Published in Volume 1 (June 2010 Essay Competition)

Daniel Osborn
What were the causes of the 2007 financial crisis? Are banks 'too big to fail'? How is it possible to prevent future crisis?

  • Course: BSc Economics
  • Published in Volume 3 (September 2011 Essay Competition)

Syed Azam 
Explain why the market might under produce a good which generates a positive externality. What might be appropriate policy interventions?

  • Published in Volume 2 (February 2011 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Emma Garrett
How US President Barack Obama can use the promise of behavioural economics to change the United States of America

  • Published in Volume 1 (June 2010 Essay Competition)