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Journal Lectures

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 From Financial Crash to Debt Crisis