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Student Economic Review (SER) > Past Issues
2015
Prelims
Economic History
- Aristotles Economic Defense of Private Property, Conor McGlynn (SS)
(PDF 69KB)
- Is Free Trade Always the Best Policy?, Florian Wicknig (SS) (PDF 1.86MB)
- Brewing Up a Storm: Investigating British Tea Prices from 1690-1914, Féidhlim McGowan (SS) (PDF 151KB)
- A Cliometric Investigation into the Causes of the US Panic of 1873, Ludo Dawnay (SS) (PDF 2.50MB)
Political Economy
- Britain Must Leave: Why Patriotism Has No Place in the Modern Union, Rónán O'Connor (JS)(PDF 62KB)
- An Overhaul of the French Labour Market, Killian Cogan and Theophile Pastre (SF) (PDF 62KB)
- In The Name of the Father: Paternalism as Class Warfare, Daniel O'Brien (JS) (PDF 2.07MB)
- The Moral Limits of the Market for Blood, John Tate (JS) (PDF 68KB)
Applied Economics
- Jaywalking or Joywalking: A Game Theory Approach to Policy-Making, Sabrina Schönfeld (SS) (PDF 1.68MB)
- Changing the Beat: Technology and the Market for Digital Music, Greg Mangan (JS) (PDF 63KB)
- Spillovers and Synergies: Geographical Clustering of Eminent Scientists, Conor McGlynn (SS) (PDF 64KB)
- Some Like It Hot: The Impact of Climate Change on Housing Markets, Eoin Campbell (SS) (PDF 87KB)
Monetary Thought
- The Usual Suspects: Soverign Default in South America 1950-2010, Jack Dempsey (JS) (PDF 76KB)
- On The Dangers Inherent in a Fractional Reserve Banking System, Sergey Alifanov (JS) (PDF 75KB)
- The Great Depression and the Gold Standard, Conor McGlynn (SS) (PDF 54KB)
Economic Research
- Gender Equality in the Labour Market and Foreign Direct Investment, Cián Mc Leod (SS) (PDF 4.82MB)
- What is the Most Efficient Way to Improve an Education System?, Conor Parle (SS) (PDF 1.02MB)
