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

Articles

Benton Knight
Job Related Training – Costs, Benefits and Discrimination

  • Module: Labour Economics (ECO-3A15)
  • Course: BSc Economics, Year 3
  • Published in Volume 6 (June 2012 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Elizabeth Scott
Should industrial development then be regulated by the government, or follow a planned path, or be exposed to foreign trade and investment so that the domestic industries can learn from the industries of the developed world?

  • Module: Development Economics (ECO-3A09C)
  • Course: BSc Business Finance and Economics, Year 3
  • Published in Volume 6 (June 2012 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Alex Haines 
Are we capable of being altruistic?

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

Patrick Harding 
What are the impacts of an international migration quota?: A UK perspective

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

Benton Knight 
Are we capable of being altruistic?

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

Michael Brock
Has the UK Government missed the opportunity to invest in renewable energy programmes?

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

Michael Brock
What Level of Paternalism Should the UK Government Pursue to Combat the Detrimental Effects of Heavy Drinking?

  • Course: BSc Economics 
  • Module: Public Sector Economics (ECO-2B14)
  • Published in Volume 2 (February 2011 Exceptional Essay Selection)

Joshua Clift 
Are we spending too much or too little on higher education?

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

Shane King
Should Competition Policy be relaxed during the current financial crisis?

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

Matthew Grimson
Dependence has increased among many developing countries, raising concerns over the effectiveness of aid. Where are the problems? Discuss the efficacy of trade liberalization and Scepticism of aid with empirical evidence.

  • Course: BSc Business Economics
  • Module: Development Economics (ECO-3A09)
  • Published in Volume 2 (February 2011 Exceptional Essay Selection)