Department of Economics Research Symposium Summer 2010

Department of Economics Research Symposium Summer 2010

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Room G_05, Brookfield Health Sciences Building, UCC

9.00 – 11.00   Chair: Dr Niall O’Sullivan, Chair – Department of Economics Research Committee

 9.00 – 9.10     Opening Remarks and Welcome

  1.  Aileen Murphy, Andrew Briggs (University of Glasgow) and Elizabeth Fenwick (University of Glasgow) “Cost Effectiveness of Transcatheter Heart Valve Implantation (TAVI) in Scotland”
  2. Edel Walsh “An Analysis of the Relationship between Subjective Well-Being and Employment Status in Ireland”.
  3. Jane Bourke and Stephen Roper (Warwick Business School) “Diffusion of New Prescription Drugs in Irish General Practices”
  4. Brian Turner and Edward Shinnick “Introducing Lifetime Community Rating in the Irish Private Health Insurance Market: What Can We Learn from the Australian Experience?”

 11.00 – 11.30 Coffee Break

 11.30 – 1.00    Chair: Mr Pat O’Callaghan, Department of Economics Advisory Board

  1.  Justin Doran, Eoin O’Leary and Stephen Roper (Warwick Business School)  “Knowledge Sourcing, Transformation and Exploitation: Evidence from the UK CIS 2002-2004”
  2. Eleanor Doyle, Fergal O’Connor and Adrian Kuah (University of Bradford) “Innovation Capacities in Advanced Economies: Relative Performance of Small Open Economies”
  3. Meadhbh Sherman “An examination of the factors influencing mutual fund performance”

 3.00 – 5.00    Chair: Prof David O Mahony, Emeritus Professor of Economics, UCC 

  1. Robert Butler “More Time Please: Biases in Premier League Additional Time”
  2.  John Considine, Ruth Butler, Jane Power and Sharon Walsh “The Spectator Demand for Senior Inter-County Football and Hurling 2000-2009”  
  3. John Eakins “An Econometric Analysis of the Determinants of Irish Residential Energy Expenditures”
  4. Ella Kavanagh and Don Walshe “Was it a Minsky moment? An evaluation of Minsky’s contribution to our understanding of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.”

 ALL WELCOME

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