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

Articles

Liam Kilroe
Evaluate the effect of CEO fame (awards) and fortune (pay) on firm value.

  • Module: The Economics of Corporate Finance (ECO-2A10)
  • Course: BSc Economics, Year 2
  • Published in Volume 6 (June 2012 Essay Competition) 

Tristan Jose and Ollie Lee 
How can we stimulate growth in the UK economy?

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

Thomas Jordan 
Are we capable of being altruistic?

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

Joe Hanson 
How can we stimulate growth in the UK economy?

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

Kieran Keohane 
Would increased European budgetary expenditure upon research contribute to, or alleviate its current economic woes?

  • Course: BSc Economics
  • Module: The European Economy (ECO-2A11)
  • Published in Volume 4 (February 2012 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Jason Parr-Morley
Describe the matching function and its implications

  • Course: BSc Economics
  • Module: Principles of Macroeconomics (ECO-2A05)
  • Published in Volume 4 (February 2012 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Aminah Draey 
How might "animal spirits" affect the investment decision?

  • Course: BSc Business Economics
  • Module: Principles of Macroeconomics (ECO-2A05)
  • Published in Volume 4 (February 2012 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Patrick Harding 
What are the economic issues behind the ‘pensions time bomb' currently overshadowing the European economies?

  • Course: BSc Economics 
  • Module: Principles of Macroeconomics (ECO-2A05)
  • Published in Volume 2 (February 2011 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Benton Knight 
Should fairness matter in Economic Policy?

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

Jun Jie Tan 
Are we spending too much or too little on higher education?

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

Benton Knight 
Many stores make some form of ‘price match' promise to their customers. How might game theory help us to understand why they do this?

  • Course: BSc Economics 
  • Module: Principles of Microeconomics (ECO-2A07)
  • Published in Volume 2 (February 2011 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Ben Angus 
Climate Change and the Economic Recession: Should economists be concerned about climate change?

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

Jonathan Shortman 
What are Hedge Funds? How competitive are they? Do you think they are a help or a hindrance in driving the economy out of the recession?

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

Liam Kilroe 
Is Money Demand Stable?

  • Course: BSc Economics 
  • Module: Principles of Macroeconomics (ECO-2A05)
  • Published in Volume 2 (February 2011 Exceptional Essay Selection)