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About Us

The Marshall Society is the Economics Society of the University of Cambridge. Established in 1927 in memory of Alfred Marshall, the Society has since upheld the tradition of its distinguished founders in furthering the discussion of economics. Former members of the Marshall Society include John Maynard Keynes, Nicholas Kaldor, Joan Robinson and Manmohan Singh.

Alfred Marshall was first and foremost a brilliant and original theorist. His insights into theory and his sound philosophy combined still have much to commend themselves to us, his pupils at Cambridge.

 

What we offer

Our Society

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Speakers Events

Engage in the most topical issues of our time. Enjoy talks with leading economists, politicians and academics.

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Exclusive Socials

Enjoy some of the most breath-taking events at the University, including our stunning black-tie Annual Dinner.

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Mentorship & Networking

Connect with top firms through our networking events,  while enjoying food and drinks, or have longer conversations with our team of mentors.

Speakers Events

The Marshall Society has long hosted some of the most prominent voices in economics, politics and finance. Past speakers include John Maynard Keynes, Milton Friedman, John Major, Jack Lew and Oliver Hart. Upcoming events can be viewed through the link below.

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Portrait of good looking young man in black and white
Portrait of good looking young man in black and white
Portrait of good looking young man in black and white
Portrait of good looking young man in black and white
Portrait of good looking young man in black and white

Speakers Events

The Marshall Society has long hosted some of the most prominent voices in economics, politics and finance. Past speakers include John Maynard Keynes, Milton Friedman, John Major, Jack Lew and Oliver Hart. Upcoming events can be viewed through the link below.

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Our Magazine

The Dismal Scientist

Read the newest edition of our flagship publication, The Dismal Economist, featuring articles by our economists on Russian sanctions, rethinking GDP, and 6 outstanding essays from our 2022 and 2023 Essay Competitions.

Our 2022/23 edition continues The Dismal Scientist‘s long-running history featuring contributions from prominent economists such as David Card, John Kay, Gregory Mankiw and Alvin Roth in addition to contemporary Cambridge scholars.

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