This workshop will explore John's academic interests and will focus mostly on his main research topic of Development Macroeconomics, including discussions of his final co-authored works and studies by his PhD students.
Workshop itinerary
| Time | Activity | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 8.45am | Coffee and Registration | |
| 9.20am | Welcome and Introduction | Professor John Sessions, Newcastle University |
| 9.30am | A Taylor Rule Model for Indonesia | Trinil Arimurti, University of Bath |
| 10.00am | Terms of Trade and Real Exchange on Economic Performance of African countries under Different Exchange Rate Regimes: Implications for African Economic Integration | Dr Ahmad Hassan Ahmad, Loughborough University |
| 10.30am | Coffee Break | |
| 11.00am | Aid, Debt Interest Repayments and Dutch Disease Effects in a Real Exchange Rate Model for a set of African Countries | Professor Eric Pentecost, Loughborough University |
| 11.30am | The 'Social Efficiency Wage': Poverty Reduction Via Fiscal Signals (John Hudson, Pamela Lenton and Paul Mosley) | Professor Paul Mosley, The University of Sheffield |
| 12.00pm | Can We Buck the Market? Innovation Challenges for the 21st Century (John Hudson et al.) | Address by the Rector Vladimir Hiadlovsky and Professor Marta Orviska, Matej Bel University |
| 12.30PM | Review of The Robot Revolution (John Hudson) | Dr Bruce Morley, University of Bath |
| 1.00pm | Lunch | |
| 2.15pm | Breass Paradox and the Inefficiency of Compatibility | Professor Manfred Holler, University of Hamburg |
| 3.00pm | Does Contagious Corruption Affect Home Innovation? | Maryam Al Bulushi, University of Bath |
| 3.30pm | Coffee break | |
| 4.00pm | What Determines the Impact of Higher Education Research? (John Hudson and Ian Tonks) | Professor Ian Tonks, University of Bristol |
| 4.30pm | Final Discussion and Close |