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Alan Manning has worked as a labor economist going back to the mid 1980s. He completed a DPhil in economics from Oxford in 1984, and has been at London School of Economics for most of his career. But as he says in this interview, he’s never taken a labor class. His advisor at Oxford was the Nobel laureate James Mirrlees who shared it with Vickrey for work on information, and not surprisingly Alan originally wrote on theoretical topics like that.
16 Nov 2011 News On Tuesday 22 November IFS will launch the Mirrlees Review at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington. The Review presents recommendations for tax reform by a group of the world’s leading public finance economists which, while shaped for the U.K., have wider relevance to all advanced ec... 30 Aug 2018 News It is with great sadness that the Institute for Fiscal Studies notes the death of Sir James Mirrlees (1936-2018).
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