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The Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge is one of the longest standing as well as being one of the leading economics faculties in Europe. The Faculty has a global reputation for outstanding academic achievement and world-class original research.

With active research groups focusing on econometrics, macroeconomics, microeconomic theory, empirical microeconomics, economic history and alternative approaches to economics, the Faculty of Economics is also home to the Marshall Library.

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Louisa Trivett

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Opportunities in 'Economics'

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Economics Postgraduate Student Fund

The Faculty of Economics has an international reputation for outstanding academic achievement, original research, collaboration and policy making in the UK and beyond. Our work makes a significant contribution to the understanding of the major global issues we face today across fields as diverse as education, conflict, trade, data, supply chains, climate change and economic policy.
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Marshall Library of Economics

Marshall Library

The Marshall Library's main purpose is to support teaching and research in both the Faculty of Economics and in the Centre of Development Studies.
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