You've had macroeconomics, and in particular monetary and fiscal policy and their effects on the wider economy from a lecturer who doesn't find the Conservatives very appealing a prospect. Perhaps you want the other end of the spectrum?
If so, tomorrow's the day. George Osborne is on campus tomorrow at the Business School presenting his alternative. Coffee is at 9:30am, speech from 10.
If you want to attend, email e.g.leftwich@bham.ac.uk to register your interest.
Sadly, I'll be in Jersey while George blows hot air....
This blog accompanies the econ101ab Principles of Economics course given at the University of Birmingham. The lecturers for both parts of the course (101a, microeconomics and 101b, macroeconomics) will occasionally post here on matters related to lecture material. We hope to show the relevance of the concepts we are teaching at each stage of the course for helping understand how the world works...
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