Lincoln Economics, Accountancy and Finance Research Group
What Are We Doing?
The Lincoln Economics, Accountancy & Finance Research Group (LEAF) brings together economics and finance academics from ÇéÉ«ÁùÔÂÌì's International Business School and School of Social and Political Sciences, graduate students, and a diverse network of collaborators, with the aim to facilitate the creation and diffusion of rigorous and policy relevant research as well as research skills within the University, the local community, and the society at large.
Our research is based on microeconomic models encompassing heterogeneous individual and firm behaviours and extends to the functioning of particular industries as well as the macroeconomic perspective that brings in the picture the interplay of institutions, markets, and policies in the diverse contexts of developing, emerging, and developed economies.
Why Is It Important?
A well-functioning markets and a vigorous enterprises are important drivers of growth and poverty reduction. Finance is central to enterprise development and vice versa, and large parts of both areas of inquiry revolve around the behaviour and performance of individuals and firms. Understanding these behaviours and outcomes is important from theoretical and practical perspectives. Even if the markets are efficient and individuals rational most of the time, we need to worry about the times when they are not.
How Are We Different?
On the backdrop of the 2007 financial crisis, the economists have been blamed for their failure to understand the importance of finance and financiers for putting too much faith in the models produced by economists. We recognise that individuals and firms cannot be the rational actors who fit neatly into academic models and that the level of financial development is good only up to a point, after which it may negatively impact economic growth. Therefore in our research we aspire to deal with the world as it is, not the world that is easily modelled.
Group Research
, Professor of Development Economics, LEAF Research Group Lead, Director of Research – Economics
, Professor of Banking and Finance - Director of Research – Finance & Accountancy - PhD Lead Finance & Accountancy
, Professor of Accounting Education and Sustainability & Accounting and Finance Group Lead
, Associate Professor & Economics Group Lead
, Associate Professor
, Associate Professor of Accounting, Governance & Sustainability
, Senior Lecturer
, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Senior Lecturer
, Senior Lecturer in Economics - PhD Lead Economics
, Senior Lecturer
, Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Agri-food Systems
, Senior Lecturer in Financial Economics
, Senior Lecturer in Banking and Finance
, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Senior Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in International Business Economics
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Lecturer in Banking and Finance
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance
, Lecturer in Econometrics
, Lecturer in Economics
, Lecturer in International Business Economics
, Associate Lecturer
, Associate Lecturer
, Associate Lecturer
, Research Fellow
, Associate Lecturer
Skype May
Yicheng Lin
George Tandiko
Jiahao Lu
Athanasios Tsanaktsidis
Xuan Nam Nguyen
Dramani Angsoyiri
Omotayo Olaleye
Raphael Kasonde
Hanh Nguyen Luu
Trang Cu
Truong Khanh Linh
Hoang Thai Nguyen
Dinh Dinh Do
Danny Duong
Pham Ha Phuong
Bodan Liu
Ian Warton-Woods
Natogmah Issahaku
Sally Mukami Kimathi
Frank Asante Bediako
Seth Asiamah
Thao Giang
Tahmina Rasna
Tho Pham
Zhuoran Li
Hieu Nguyen
Khac Huy Nguyen
Betty Chimbalu
Ngoc Bich Dao
Truong Hoang Diep Huong
Phuong Luu
Nguyen Chi Hieu
Seth Asiamah
Raphael Kasonde
Jiahao Lu
Trang Cu
Dinh Do
Thanh Pham
Thungan Pham (Jenny Pham)
Dao Ngoc
Bond University, Australia
Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta, India
City University of Hong Kong
Curtin University, Australia
Edith Cowan University, Australia
Federation University, Australia
Griffith University, Australia
Iowa State University, USA
IQRA University, Pakistan
Manchester University, UK
Massey University, New Zealand
Middlesex University, UK
Mongolia International University, Mongolia
Qatar University, UAE
Slovak Agricultural University, Slovakia
The University of British Columbia, Canada
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
University of Calcutta – India
University College Dublin
University of Kent, UK
University of Newcastle, UK
University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus
University of Wisconsin - La Crosse – USA
Wageningen University, Netherlands
Western Sydney University, Australia
University of Otago, New Zealand
UNU-WIDER
University of Waikato, New Zealand
The Department of the Treasury, Australian Government, Canberra
Centurion University, INDIA
CRY - Child Rights and You, INDIA
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), Wellington, New Zealand
University of Edinburgh
University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
Teagasc, Agriculture and Food Development Authority, Ireland
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PhD Opportunities
Lincoln International Business School welcomes applications from students wanting to pursue research study at the postgraduate level, offering a range of opportunities to undertake business-related research.
Connect with Us
Lincoln International Business School, ÇéÉ«ÁùÔÂÌì, Brayford Wharf East, Lincoln, LN5 7AT, UK
Telephone: +44 (0)1522 835509 | Email: libs@lincoln.ac.uk