Tim Obermeier

Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at @uniofleicester. Macro, Labour & Family Economics. Formerly at @TheIFS and @GESSuniMannheim

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

Productivity growth in the UK car industry has grown faster than in the wider manufacturing industry.

@AndreasTeichgr @timoberm

In CentrePiece magazine

Read: https://t.co/rOHsMnLv60

[LSE British Politics and Policy @LSEpoliticsblog]

New Post💥: The literature on #inequality often focuses on #household #income, but this measure has several limitations for assessing individual #wellbeing.

@timoberm at @uniofleicester & @CEP_LSE develops a new collective household model 👇

@LSEnews https://t.co/AfmWkRKUbS

[Piotr Denderski @PDenderski]

I'm very happy to let you know that me & my colleague @timoberm have received a Leverhulme grant from @BritishAcademy_! We will be looking into the determinants of work hours and how these shape inequality.

[Mike Galsworthy @mikegalsworthy]

Kwarteng denies, straight to camera, that his tax cuts favour those at the top.

Given such a denial of plain fact - is there actually any point in interviewing him?

[John Van Reenen @johnvanreenen]

Why the mini-budget will not give the UK the good growth it desperately needs https://t.co/hmkwnDDTjJ My analysis of the 'shortest economic suicide note in history' @jdportes @ChrisGiles_ @paulkrugman @sjwrenlewis @BenChu_ @dsmitheconomics @RachelReevesMP @TorstenBell

[Jillian Halladay (she/her) @DrJillHalladay]

I found an intro to stats joke I quite enjoy.

[Anne Hannusch @AnneHannusch]

@TertiltMichele giving today’s keynote lecture about how economics can explain the expansion of women‘s rights across countries. #EEAESEM22