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Economic Seminars

noodler · 2010-09-15 15:12:58

I am looking for more orgainsations which hold economic seminars and am looking for suggestions. So far I have: * UCD/TCD Economics Departments * IIEA * ESRI * Geary Can anyone recommend any others?

15-09-2010 4:12pm

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I am looking for more orgainsations which hold economic seminars and am looking for suggestions.

So far I have:

UCD/TCD Economics Departments

IIEA

ESRI

Geary

Can anyone recommend any others?

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#2 15-09-2010 6:28pm

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SSSI (or whatever it is called)

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Not updated for this academic year but keep an eye on.

http://economics.nuim.ie/seminars/index.shtml

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TASC hold comedy shows now and again.

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BTW:

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SSSI (or whatever it is called)

Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, for those who are wondering. Forty years older than the American Economic Association and/or the Royal Economic Society.

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Thank you gentlemen.
If anyone thinks of anything else then please let me know.

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