Alfred Duncan

Welcome and thank you for visiting my website.

 

I am a College Lecturer and Fellow in Economics at Christ's College, University of Cambridge.

 

Some of my recent work on macroprudential policy frameworks has been featured on centralbanking.com (available here). I have also blogged about this work here at cambridge.tax.

 

My main research area is macroeconomics with incomplete financial markets. Some of my 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.

 

At Cambridge, I help organise a tax discussion group. We bring together tax researchers from across disciplines including law, economics, finance and sociology. We also host visiting judges, lawyers and academics. Check out our website at cambridge.tax.

 

I am delighted to receive the 2016 Adam Smith Business School Prize for PhD Excellence and wish to congratulate Dr Huichou Huang and Dr Ding Liu as well. You can read about the prize and our work here.

 

Please take a look around, and feel free to email me directly at ajmd4@cam.ac.uk.