Royal Economic Society

Since 1998, the Editors of The Economic Journal have invited world-class economists to give a Lecture at the annual Royal Economic Society Conference. The lectures were subsequently published in The Economic Journal and are listed below:

	1998 J Heaton and D Lucas Portfolio Choice in the Presence of Background Risk Vol.110, p1
	1999 A Case, I-F Lin and S McLanahan How Hungry is the Self Gene Vol.110, p781
	2000 Avner Greif Institutions and Economic Development: Reflection from the late medieval commercial revolution
	2001 P Carneiro and J J Heckman The Evidence on Credit Constraints in Post-secondary Schooling Vol.112, p705
	2002 S Ghosal and M Miller Co-ordination Failure, Moral Hazard and Sovereign Bankruptcy Procedures Vol. 113, p276
	M Obstfeld and A M. Taylor Sovereign Risk, Credibility, and the Gold Standard: 1870-1913 versus 1925-31 Vol. 113, p241
	2003 Steven D Levitt Why are Gambling Markets Organized so Differently than Financial Markets? Vol. 114, p223
	2004 Douglas Bernheim Memory and Anticipation Vol. 115, p271
	2005 Ariel Rubinstein A Skeptic's Comment on the Study of Economics Vol. 116, pC1
	2006 Narayana Kocherlakota Household Heterogeneity and Real Exchange Rates Vol. 117, pC1
	2007 Abhijit Banerjee Theory and Practice in Anti-corruption Policies
	2008 Hyun Song Shin Securitisation and Financial Stability Vol. 119, p309
	2009 Gilles Saint-Paul Endogenous Indoctrination: Occupational Choices, the Evolution of Beliefs and the Political Economy of Reforms Vol. 120, p325
	2010 Carmen Reinhart The Forgotten History of Domestic Debt Vol 121, p319
	2011 Vincent Crawford Efficient Mechanisms for Level-k Bilateral Trading