Jolian McHardy
Senior Lecturer in Economics
Room 431 Telephone 0114 22 23460 Fax +44 114 222 3458
email : j.mchardy@shef.ac.uk
Dr. Jo McHardy has a BA and PhD from the University of Sheffield and an MSc from Warwick. He joined the Department of Economics at Sheffield in 2004, having previously held a post at the University of Hull.
Professional Standing
Jo is an affiliate of the Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis at the University of Bologna, Italy.
Research interests:
- Oligopoly theory, networks and welfare
- International and regional labour migration
- Competition and regulation in land and air passenger transport
Current research projects
- Oligopoly theory, networks and welfare
- Asset Selling Strategies (with T. Biswas, University of Hull)
- The Economics of UK Immigration (with G. Popli, University of Sheffield)
- Trends and Balances of Intra-UK Migration (with T. Biswas and M. Nolan, University of Hull)
- Network Regulation and Competition (with M. Reynolds and S. Trotter, University of Hull)
- Economics of Corruption (with M. Dietrich, University of Sheffield, and A. Sharma, Imperial College, London)
PhD supervision
Christine Valente The Land Transfer Programme in South Africa: Impact on beneficiary welfare (with Paul Mosley and Jenny Roberts).
Mike Reynolds - A theoretical exploration into the incentives for and effects of transport integration (with Steve Trotter).
Jenny Willson A Study of Mothers' Return to the Labour Market Post a Childbirth Period (with Andy Dickerson).
Jo is interested in supervising in the following areas: welfare losses, network modelling, economics of migration, transport economics.
Teaching
- ECN212 Further Mathematical Methods for Economics.
- ECN342 Mathematical Economics.
- ECN6530 Advanced Mathematical Economics
Administrative Roles
- Director of Postgraduate Taught Programmes
- Director of PGT Admissions
- Director of UG Admissions
- Chair of PGT Learning & Teaching Committee
- Chair of Sheffield Economics Forum
- Knowledge Transfer & External Relations Group
- Undergraduate Learning & Teaching Committee
Selected Publications
Recent Conference Presentations
Knowledge Transfer, Policy Advice and Consultancy
17 March 10
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