Professor Paul Gregg

Professor of Economics
Centre for Market and Public Organisation

Tele: +44 (0)117 33 10825
Email: P.Gregg@bristol.ac.uk
Office Hours: Thurs 10.00 and 11.00
Room: 2.5, 2 Priory Road
CMPO

Econ 30065: Current Economic Problems

Welfare Reform, Labour Markets, Poverty, Education and Child Development, Neighbourhood Effects.
Professor Gregg is the PI on a large ESRC funded multi-disciplinary project "An examination of the impact of family socio-economic status on outcomes in late childhood and adolescence." This project seeks to bring together a team derived from medical, psychiatric and social science backgrounds to explore the wealth of medical, behavioural, educational and socio-economic data being generated for a birth cohort of school age children.

He is a member of the Centre for Economic Performance, LSE and a member of the London Child Poverty Commission.

A full list of Paul Gregg's recent publications is on his CMPO web page.

'Welfare Reform and Lone Parents in the UK' (with Susan Harkness and Sarah Smith) Economic Journal Features vol. 119 issue 535, February (2009)
'Two Sides to Every Story: Measuring Worklessness and Polarisation at the Household Level' (with Wadsworth, J) Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A Volume 171 (2008), part 4, pp857-875 (2008)
'Maternity rights and Mothers' Return to Work' (with Simon Burgess, Carol Propper and Elizabeth Washbrook) Labour Economics, vo. 15, no. 2, pp168-201 (2008)
'The Employment of Married Mothers in Great Britain: 1974-2000' (with Maria Gutierrez-Domenech and Jane Waldfogel) Economica, vol. 75 no. 296, pp842-864 (2007)