CAGE is a research centre based in the Department of Economics. Funded by the ESRC, CAGE will
carry out a 5 year programme of innovative research.
Our research focuses on what permits countries to adjust successfully to new opportunities and
challenges presented by global economic development.
Our research looks at the difference between nations and explains catching up,
forging ahead or falling behind in economic growth over the long run.
Our research looks at when succeeding in the global economy translates into reduced deprivation and
enhanced general wellbeing.
“Our approach will be more eclectic than would be implied by slavishly following the mainstream. This will probably entail taking some risks. It will certainly make our work exciting and innovative”. Professor Nicholas Crafts, Director of CAGE.
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    Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy

    CAGE is a research centre based in the Department of Economics. Funded by the ESRC, CAGE will
    carry out a 5 year programme of innovative research.

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    Forthcoming Events and Highlights


    Workshop on Institutions and Political Economy
    21st May 2013 S2.79

    CAGE International Trade Research Day
    22nd May 2013
    Scarman House, University of Warwick

    CAGE Conference
    Tuesday 28th - Friday 31st May
    Scarman House, University of Warwick

    CAGE will welcome academics from all around the globe to this 4 day conference at the University of Warwick. Each day will cover a different theme of CAGE’s research.

    CAGE Policy Report

    The report, “Reversals of Fortune: A Long Term Perspective on Global Economic Prospects.”, takes on the challenge of providing a fresh long-run perspective on global economic prospects. Find out more…

    CAGE Newsletter 

     

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    Recent Working Papers

    Wed 27 Mar '13
    Estimating Bayesian Decision Problems with Heterogenous Priors
    Fri 08 Mar '13
    Political Competition, Tax Salience and Accountability: Theory and Some Evidence from Italy
    Genetic Diversity and the Origins of Cultural Fragmentation
    Fri 22 Feb '13
    Wholesale Funding, Coordination, and Credit Risk
    Fri 15 Feb '13
    Market Structure and Borrower Welfare in Micro Finance
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    PEUK Conference 18th - 19th June 2013
    CAGE Policy Report – Launch Event
    CAGE Conference 28th - 30th May 2013
    Soaring Dragon, Stumbling Bear: China's Rise in a New Context
    Rethinking the Economics of Pensions: Is There a Crisis of Pensions or of Pensions Governance and Regulation?

    About CAGE

    CAGE has been established to focus research on how markets, institutions and public policies interact to create and sustain successful economic performance and to investigate the circumstances in which economic success is conducive to reductions in deprivation and enhanced well-being.

    The various themes of CAGE's research flow from a single unifying issue: understanding and managing economic advantage in the global economy.

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    Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE), Department of Economics,
    University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

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    Email: cage.centre@warwick.ac.uk

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