Education and Labour Economics. Current research is focused on the link between education and national and religious identity, and also on social mobility.
Econ 331 - Industrial Organisation
Past Teaching:
Econ 327 - Labour Economics
Econ 101 - Principles of Economics
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funding for PhD.
Professor Ian Walker and Dr Maria Navarro Paniagua
Two internships at the Bank of England.
1st - Examining the impact of income and income inequality on average hours worked in the UK. Data was from the Labour Force Survey (LFS).
2nd - Analysis of self-employment in the Family Resources Survey (FRS).
BSc Economics (Lancaster University) - 1st Class Honours
- Dissertation - "Does Well-Being Data Suggest Couples Pool Resources?"
MSc Economics (Lancaster University) - Distinction (unawarded - completed as first year of integrated PhD).
- Dissertation - "Education and Identity" (Analysis of British National Identity among migrants to the UK)
a.mckendrick@lancaster.ac.uk