Economics at LSE OR Cambridge? Which is the best?
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(Original post by EDDERS!)
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That's so funny man!
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(Original post by ZJuwelH)
LSE. Easily.
LSE. Easily.
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(Original post by ZJuwelH)
LSE. Easily.
LSE. Easily.
The answer to this is well known in academic circles. For prestige anyway, Cambridge for undergraduate Econ., and LSE for it's graduate faculty in Econ (MSc/PhD). Although both are excellent either for under/postgrad study, needless to say.
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(Original post by J.S.)
The answer to this is well known in academic circles. For prestige anyway, Cambridge for undergraduate Econ., and LSE for it's graduate faculty in Econ (MSc/PhD). Although both are excellent either for under/postgrad study, needless to say.
The answer to this is well known in academic circles. For prestige anyway, Cambridge for undergraduate Econ., and LSE for it's graduate faculty in Econ (MSc/PhD). Although both are excellent either for under/postgrad study, needless to say.
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(Original post by HamaL)
yes it seems like it but then again Cambridge has had Keyns and Marshalls and Robinsons...many many great economists....but personally i prefer LSE's course (more flexible) but don't like to live in London...
yes it seems like it but then again Cambridge has had Keyns and Marshalls and Robinsons...many many great economists....but personally i prefer LSE's course (more flexible) but don't like to live in London...

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(Original post by ZJuwelH)
Cambridge bloods most of the top economists, who go on to study at LSE
, did Friedman go there by any chance?
Cambridge bloods most of the top economists, who go on to study at LSE

yes Milton Friedman did go there
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(Original post by ZJuwelH)
Cambridge bloods most of the top economists, who go on to study at LSE
, did Friedman go there by any chance?
Cambridge bloods most of the top economists, who go on to study at LSE

http://www.lse.ac.uk/lsehistory/index.htm
Some of them are economists', many are not (i.e. LSE's more than a school of Econ).
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(Original post by J.S.)
No, Univ. of Chicago.
No, Univ. of Chicago.
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(Original post by HamaL)
ahh ok , i remmeber seeing his name in LSE's website somewhere he must ve been a lecturer or something
ahh ok , i remmeber seeing his name in LSE's website somewhere he must ve been a lecturer or something
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