Rebecca Stuart

Irish monetary and financial historian. Lecturer at University of Neuchâtel and ZHAW. Honorary Professor of Practice in Finance at Queen's University Belfast.

[CEPR @cepr_org]

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21403
Quarterly GDP for Ireland since 1950
Sean Kenny @UCC @lunduniversity @QUBelfast, Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart @UniNeuchatel @QUBelfast
https://t.co/BB0T8SkRT8
#CEPR_EH #EconTwitter

[Economic and Social History Society of Ireland @eshsi_ie]

We’re delighted to announce the society's 2026 Distinguished Lecture will be delivered by @TylerAnbinder of @GWtweets

"The Surprising Socio-Economic Mobility of New York’s Great Famine Refugees"

Online, 4pm GMT (11am EST), 5 Mar 2026

Register here: https://t.co/qFi02GL2lL

[Seán Kenny @SeanEKH]

A new working paper constructing Quarterly GDP for Ireland since 1950 (from @reb_stuart and I). We join these with the first official numbers (1995). The 50s + 80s look even worse, and the 90s show up as a distinctive break after a rocky start.

https://t.co/1c0W8TGFcn

[VoxEU @voxeu]

Measurement errors and missing inflation persistence before World War I
Stefan Gerlach @HmsGerlach @EFGInt, Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart @UniNeuchatel @QUBelfast
https://t.co/CGAQJuznIv

[CEPR @cepr_org]

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20063
Missing persistence: measurement errors and US #inflation before WW1
Stefan Gerlach @HmsGerlach @EFGInt, Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart @UniNeuchatel @QUBelfast
https://t.co/nz5mUVtEYW
#CEPR_EH #CEPR_MEF #EconTwitter

[CEPR @cepr_org]

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20024
Have we under-estimated inflation persistence before WW1? US and international evidence
@HmsGerlach @EFGInt, Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart @UniNeuchatel @centralbank_ie @QUBelfast
https://t.co/VQvgae0iC2
#CEPR_ITRE #CEPR_MG #EconTwitter

[VoxEU @voxeu]

Commodity prices, the business cycle, and #inflation: International evidence, 1851-1913
Stefan Gerlach @HmsGerlach @EFGInt, Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart @UniNeuchatel @centralbank_ie
https://t.co/d5dg5oMEDo

[Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart]

Hey @OtterBox I requested to return an item on December 3 and despite several follow-up emails you have not provided information on how to do this. Your website says this should not be a problem - is that inaccurate? What kind of customer service is this?

[Stefan Gerlach @HmsGerlach]

The Fed cuts rates by 0.25% to 4.5% - 4.75%. Here is the press release:

https://t.co/H3gIVM9obt

[Economic History Podcast @EconHistPodcast]

I’ve wanted to do this episode for so long with Prof. Kevin O’Rourke on trade, globalization and the populist response. We only scratch the surface of the large body of Kevin’s work, but I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
https://t.co/A3vycShqZ4

[UCD Economics @EconomicsUCD]

Job alert 🚨
@EconomicsUCD is hiring an Assistant Professor in Macroeconomics/Finance. We offer a vibrant research environment 🌍, a collegial atmosphere 🤝, 50% gender balance 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫, bright students 📚, and all that in a fun city 🇮🇪 🎸.
More info here: https://t.co/veTWmQd2PM

[UCD Economics @EconomicsUCD]

Morgan Kelly's paper on "The Standard Errors of Persistence" (with T. Conley) is now forthcoming in the @JIntlEcon. The paper is relevant to this year's Nobel Prize in Economics on the importance of institutions for prosperity. 1/

[Economic History Review @EcHistSocReview]

Now on Early View: 'Irish GDP since independence'.
By Seán Kenny.
@SeanEKH @CUBSucc @LuEconHist
https://t.co/mVubPwrnaX

[Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin @tcdeconomics]

📌On Friday, 27 September, the @ESRIDublin jointly organised a conference with @imtcd in honour of Patrick Honohan's contributions to Irish economic policy.

Read more about the event 👇
https://t.co/RTZ4fdSMIE

@RIAdawson @abenetrix @TCD_SSP

[Economic and Social History Society of Ireland @eshsi_ie]

Still plenty of time to sign up for this Friday’s online Distinguished Lecture by @judyzara

Thanks to everyone who has already signed up!

[aine doran @DoranAine]

Delighted to have been asked by @GILBERT_RUGBY to share my experience of grass roots rugby volunteering as part of their #GilbertIsRugby campaign

P.S, I don’t always dress like I should be a flight attendant 😂

[Stefan Gerlach @HmsGerlach]

Excellent piece by @t0nyyates in today’s @FT.

[Economic and Social History Society of Ireland @eshsi_ie]

Don’t forget to sign up to our online lecture with @judyzara next Friday

[Rebecca Stuart @reb_stuart]

Looking forward to this!

[Economic and Social History Society of Ireland @eshsi_ie]

Online Distinguished Lecture

We’re delighted to announce this year’s lecture will be delivered by Professor Judy Stephenson

The lecture is entitled "Wages before machines: Understanding the wage puzzle of the early Industrial Revolution"

Register here: https://t.co/Qyz6u2x5Gy