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Peter Neary

Emeritus Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, University of Oxford

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14 June 2019: "What Would Ricardo Do?" CEPR VoxTalks Podcast.
15 April 2019: "Gravity without Apologies: The Science of Elasticities, Distance, and Trade" Past President's Address, Royal Economic Society Annual Conference. (My presentation starts at 5:08) [Slides]
17 May 2018: "New Characteristics and Hedonic Price Index Numbers'' at ESCOE Conference on Economic Measurement, Bank of England. (My presentation from 1:24:50 to 1:53:53, then discussion to 2:01:56)
29 November 2017: "From Ricardo to Brexit and Beyond", Esmée Fairbairn Lecture, University of Lancaster. [Slides]
11 April 2017: RES Conference Session on the UK Research Excellence Framework.
23 June 2015: Interview on University of Melbourne Radio Network.
16 June 2015: "Superstar Firms in the Global Economy" The 2015 Corden Lecture at the University of Melbourne.
6 March 2013: "Globalization and Firms, the Challenge for Theory" Lecture at College de France, Paris.
24 June 2009: Interview with Daniel Bernhofen, prior to presenting The World Economy Annual Lecture, University of Nottingham.

2010 Conference on International Comparisons of Prices, Income and Productivity, Oxford, April 8-9, 2010.
Macroeconomic Perspectives, Conference in Honour of Brendan M. Walsh, University College Dublin, October 7, 2005. (Click here for published proceedings.)
2005 ETSG (European Trade Study Group) Conference, University College Dublin, September 8-10, 2005.
Firms and Markets: From Local to Global, BA (British Association for the Advancement of Science) Economics Section Presidential Session, Trinity College Dublin, September 7, 2005. For a report on this conference see the Royal Economic Society Newsletter, October 2005, pages 9-10.
2004 EDGE (European Doctoral Group in Economics) Jamboree, University College Dublin, September 18-19, 2004.