Events

Each year we run a programme of high quality, relevant events, including conferences, workshops, seminars and quarterly economic briefings to share our research findings and contribute to the wider public policy debate.

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The Institute is committed to providing equality of access to services and facilities and to the development of an inclusive environment for all visitors and staff, and we aim to offer assistance and support wherever possible to any visitor who has a disability. Please do let us know in advance how we can assist your visit to the Institute – we are happy to discuss with you how we can support you. Due to the nature of our Grade II listed building we are unable to provide step-free access to our facilities and the Library is not currently accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility, but we are developing resources to access events via video link or conference call, and would welcome feedback on how to improve access for all.

Productivity after Covid-19

9 December, 2021 - 18:30 to 19:30

The Covid-19 pandemic struck the world economy in the midst of a decade that witnessed a broad-based decline in productivity growth. Lockdowns closed many businesses, jobs were either permanently or temporarily lost and school pupils’ learning was interrupted. However, what scars are there likely to be in terms of aggregate output, and how will various sectors be affected differentially?

2022 Dow Lecture: Silvana Tenreyro

23 February, 2022 - 17:00 to 18:00

Established in honour of prominent economist Christopher Dow, a former Deputy Director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) and Executive Director of the Bank of England, the annual Dow Lecture on Macroeconomic Policy is one of five public lectures that NIESR hosts each year. Former speakers include Professor Martin Weale CBE and James Bullard, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.