Dr Nigel Duck

Summary

Nigel Duck's general areas of interest are macroeconomics and monetary economics. He has also recently completed, with other members of the department, a research project (funded by the ESRC) into the macroeconomic effects of an ageing population. He is currently working on the macroeconomics of imperfect information.

Teaching

Econ 11102: Introduction to Macroeconomics
Econ 30077: Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
Econ 30074: International Economics
Econ 30072 International Finance

Keywords

• Macroeconomics
• Monetary Economics

Expertise

My general areas of interest are macroeconomics and monetary economics. I have also recently completed, with other members of the department, a research project (funded by the ESRC) into the macroeconomic effects of an ageing population. I am currently working on the macroeconomics of imperfect information.

Memberships

Organisations

Department of Economics

Other sites

• Efm

Recent publications

• Acker, DE & Duck, NW 2013, ‘Inflation Illusion and the Dividend Yield: Evidence from the UK’. European Journal of Finance.
• Acker, DE & Duck, NW 2013, ‘Inflation Illusion and the US Dividend Yield: Some Further Evidence’. Journal of International Money and Finance., pp. 235-254
• Acker, D & Duck, N 2013, ‘Do Investors Suffer from Money Illusion? A Direct Test of the Modigliani–Cohn Hypothesis’. Review of Finance, vol 17., pp. 565
• Duck, N & Acker, D 2009, ‘The Effect of Extreme Markets on the Benefits of International Portfolio Diversification’. Multinational Finance Journal, vol 13., pp. 155 - 188

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