Role
Craig is Senior Lecturer in Economics and Statistics in the Economics Department and is assistant course leader on the undergraduate economics suite of courses.
Craig’s teaching and research interests are in applied microeconomics. His current teaching includes modules on economic evaluation, environmental and resource economics and managerial economics. His recent research projects have focused on subjective wellbeing and time use, with a focus on work and leisure activities.
Career overview
Prior to joining NTU, Craig worked as a professional economist in consultancy and public sector roles.
Research areas
Economic Strategy Research Bureau
- Economics of wellbeing
- Environmental economics
- Regional economic development
Information for prospective research students
The Economic Strategy Research Bureau offers a wide range of economic research, evaluation and strategic consultancy services to public, private and third sector clients.
The ESRB is uniquely placed to combine proven practitioner expertise with academic excellence and make this capability accessible and affordable to a wide range of clients.
The ESRB undertakes commissioned research, evaluation and consultancy projects on an on-going basis. In addition, it offers a range of subscription based economic briefing products and analytical support – allowing clients to draw flexibly on specialist economic expertise. Particular areas of expertise include:
- Evidence based strategy/policy development
- Economic impact evaluation
- Scenario impact modelling
- Economic and labour market assessments, and
- Public sector performance metrics/monitoring.