• July 2006: My lectures for the 2005 Oxford University Business Economics Programme.
• June 2006: A definition of productivity for the Thomson International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences.
• May 2006: A short version of our bubbles paper has appeared in Economic Outlook.
• March 2006: A short article in the Financial Times on 'Housing Pessimists Wrong, But Have Their Uses', discussing our longer working paper on 'Was There a British House Price Bubble?'. Another working paper on 'Sovereign Risk in the Classical Gold Standard Era'. A press release for the RES 2006 conference on 'Regional Migration and the Housing Market'. A working paper, with Nick Fawcett, reviewing H.M. Treasury's Five Driver framework, material from which contributed to H.M.Treasury's Budget 2006 report Productivity in the UK 6: Progress and new evidence.
• February 2006: A revised version of our paper on 'Technology Shops: Efficient Pricing in Business-University Collaborations' is now forthcoming in the Economics of Innovation and New Technology. A short paper on 'The Old Economics of the New Economy' has now been published in the Economic Review.
• January 2006: My talk to the Masters in Financial Econometrics at SBS on 'Developments in the World Economy'.

What's Slightly Older?

• December 2005: A report for ODPM on 'Affordability Targets: Implications for Housing Supply'. My paper on Japanese postwar growth 'The Sun Also Rises' has now appeared in the Journal of Economic Growth.
• October 2005: Our working paper on the Lisbon Agenda has now been published in Economic Outlook.
• September 2005: My talk at HMT on policy-making.
• July 2005: A review of the Lisbon Agenda for WIFO on 'Economic Policies for Growth and Employment' , a short summary paper on 'The Old Economics of the New Economy' and a lecture on "European Economic Reform: The Lisbon Agenda". A paper on 'Migration within England and Wales and the Housing Market' now published in Economic Outlook.
• April 2005: My talk on ‘The World Economy’ at HEC Paris and on ‘Global Imbalances’ at Templeton.
• March 2005: The House of Commons Trade and Industry Committee published its report on UK Employment Regulation, on which I was a special advisor. 
• February 2005: My paper with James Proudman and Stephen Redding on 'Technological Convergence, R&D, Trade and Productivity Growth' has finally appeared in the European Economic Review.
• October 2004: A paper for Economic Outlook on 'Why do Employment Rates Differ Across the Regions of Britain?'.
• July 2004: A short paper and a lecture on house price bubbles.
• April 2004: My paper with Iain McLean and Christopher Wlezien on 'Public Expenditure in the English Regions: Measurement Problems and (Partial) Solutions' has just appeared in Political Quarterly.
• February 2004: A talk on fair trade and a talk on public infrastructure.
• September 2003: Our final report to the ODPM/HMT 'Identifying the flow of domestic and European expenditure into the English regions'.
• August 2003: A submission to the Barker Review of Housing Supply.
• April 2003: A new paper on Business-University Collaborations. My presentation from the 2003 Royal Economic Society Conference on Regional Employment Evolutions. A short note 'In defence of fees'.
• February 2003: My paper on UK productivity performance has now appeared in Economica. A short lecture on 'The case for fees'.
• January 2003: My paper with Chris Wallace on 'Macroeconomic Performance in the Bretton Woods Era, And After', has now appeared in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Winter 2002 issue.
• November 2002: A short paper on 'The Time-Inconsistency of Hell'.
• September 2002: A new colour scheme!
• August 2002: My chapter on Economic Growth for the Open University 2nd year macroeconomics textbook.
• February 2002: The latest version of our Welsh earnings paper has appeared in Regional Studies.
• July 2001: The definitive version of our paper on British Earnings and Unemployment has just been published by the Journal of Applied Econometrics. A discussion of Blanchflower and Oswald on happiness, and a lecture on the Good Life.
• January 2001: Read my discussion on the 'The Evolution of Happiness' from the American Economic Association Conference 2001.
• November 2000: Read my book chapter on 'The Economics of Good Government'. This was written for the Perm Project, a book on Government to be distributed to Perm University (and other Russian Universities).
• June 2000: Mis-measurement of the regional divide may have denied some UK regions access to European Union Funds. June's papers in the Economic Journal, New Economy and Roof are now available.

Selected Recent Press Coverage on the web

• July 2006: Trillion-pound trapeze act for house market (The Observer).
• April 2006: Housing market on the move (Sunday Telegraph).
• April 2006: Are we heading into another property boom? Don't bet the house on this rally continuing (The Guardian).
• May 2005: First-time buyers scheme flawed (Financial Times).
• December 2004: In Europe, Views, Impact of Dollar Vary (Los Angeles Times).
• April 2004: House prices could fall by 15% (The Financial Times).
• February 2004: Ripe for a tax pluck: your bricks and mortar (The Financial Times).
• November 2003: Housing: Still a dead cert? (The Observer).
• September 2003: Mayor's regional robbery claim is denied (The Guardian).
• September 2003: Barley barons reap rich EU subsidy harvest (The Guardian).
• June 2003: How fast is the market falling? (The Sunday Times).
• December 2002: Who can see the future? (The Sunday Times).
• December 2002: Property needs dose of cold turkey (The Observer).
• August 2002: In search of a soft landing (The Guardian).
• July 2002: Funny Money (THIS magazine).
• ...more

You can email me at Gavin.Cameron@economics.ox.ac.uk

Last updated: 31 July 2006.