About

Alfred Duncan is a Lecturer in Financial Macroeconomics and joined the School of Economics in August 2016.

His main research area is macroeconomics with incomplete financial markets. Some of his current research projects focus on how business cycle risks are shared in decentralised trade and the consequences for this trade on business cycle volatility and labour market outcomes.

Alfred is a member of the Macroeconomics, Growth and History Centre (MaGHiC).

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Publications

Alfred's publications can be found on RePEc and Google Scholar.

His personal website can be found here.

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Research

Research interests

Details on Alfred's research can be found on his personal website.

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Teaching

Undergraduate

• EC538 Economic Controversies
• EC562 Economics of Finance 1

Further details on Alfred's teaching can be found on his personal website.

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Consultation hours

• Tue 10.30-11.30
• Thu 10.30-11.30

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Administrative roles

• Academic Discipline Co-ordinator

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