This lecture series showcases top-tier economic scholarship through annual public talks on contemporary issues. Renowned scholars are invited each year to share their insights and deep understanding of the discipline. The aim is to make complex economic thought accessible to students and researchers alike. Lecturers are encouraged to take a broad view of their chosen subjects, enriching academic discourse.
Peter Diamond delves into the modeling of time within the context of theoretical analyses, focusing on both individual industries and the broader economy. Through two lectures, he examines the implications and nuances of time in economic theory, providing insights into how it influences various economic factors and decisions.