Paul Middleditch

Dr Paul Middleditch is a Senior Lecturer in Macroeconomics at the University of Manchester, Department of Economics. His research interests include macroeconomic time series, monetary policy, DSGE Models, Bayesian Estimation, and pedagogy. He has taught macroeconomics at the University of Manchester since 2009 and previously at the University of Surrey. His work in pedagogy involves the measurement of new practices for fostering student engagement, using VR for virtual classrooms, and the design of educational frameworks for higher education. He has published in several academic journals and received the Economics Network 'Outstanding Teaching Award' in 2013 and a University of Manchester Distinguished Achievement Medal 'Teacher of the Year' in 2014.

Paul Middleditch is an Associate Professor at the University of Manchester, specializing in Macroeconomics, Time Series, and Monetary Policy. His research explores the dynamics of inflation, output variability, and the interactions between monetary and fiscal policies, particularly in the context of developing economies. He has examined the long-term effects of economic policies, such as working hours restrictions and austerity measures, on growth and stability. His work also integrates technological innovations in education to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. Middleditch's research emphasizes empirical analysis and policy relevance, contributing to both academic and practical understanding of macroeconomic challenges.