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Fellows

Internal Research Fellows

• Simon Appleton – poverty, education, household economics
• Mike Bleaney - growth, international macroeconomics
• Abigail Barr – experimental and behavioural economics
• Markus Eberhardt - productivity and development, applied panel econometrics
• Tim Lloyd – commodity markets, fiscal effects of aid
• Trudy Owens - household economics, NGOs ion developing countries
• Chris Milner - trade and development
• Wyn Morgan - futures markets, commodity markets
• Oliver Morrissey (Director) – aid policy, trade and agriculture
• Saumik Paul (UNMC) - labour; political economy of development

 

External Research Fellows

CREDIT has a network of External Research Fellows who collaborate with Nottingham staff and are or were regular visitors to the Centre:

• Charles Ackah - (ISSER, University of Ghana) - household analysis
• David Fielding - (University of Otago) - investment, monetary and fiscal policy
• Henrik Hansen - (University of Copenhagen) - aid and growth
• Alessia Isopi – (University of Manchester)aid conditionality, aid allocation
• Stephen Knowles - (University of Otago) - inequality and growth
• Robert Lensink - (University of Groningen) - microfinance, investment
• Vincent Leyaro - (University of Dar-es-Salaam) - household analysis
• Mark McGillivray - (Deakin University) - aid, health, human development
• Andrew Mold - (UNECA, Rwanda) - trade
• Doug Nelson - (Tulane University) - political economy of trade
• Finn Tarp - (WIDER) - aid, household analysis
• Andrew McKay - (Sussex) - household analysis, trade and poverty
• Robert Osei - (ISSER, University of Ghana) - macroeconomic effects of aid