Dr Paul Fisher Senior Research Fellow, University of Essex

Paul Fisher
Email
pfishe@essex.ac.uk
Office
2N2.6.13A

Email: pfishe@essex.ac.uk

Research Interests:

I am an applied economist whose research focuses on living standards, public economics and labour markets. I study data quality and the design, collection and analysis of survey data, with particular attention to the measurement of household living standards. My current work combines applied analysis with methodological research on income measurement and linked survey-administrative data.

I am an Associate Director of the Understanding Society study, based here at ISER.

Personal website: https://sites.google.com/site/paulfisherhomepage
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Latest Publications

Poverty across ethnic groups through recession and austerity

  1. Paul Fisher
  2. Alita Nandi
  1. Economics
  2. Ethnic Groups
  3. Poverty

Poverty across ethnic groups through recession and austerity – summary

  1. Paul Fisher
  2. Alita Nandi
  1. Ethnic Groups
  2. Economics
  3. Poverty

Post-recession poverty triggers

  1. Nick Buck
  2. Paul Fisher
  1. Social Sciences
  2. Research
  3. Economics
  4. Poverty
  5. Surveys

Dif-in-dif estimators of multiplicative treatment effects

  1. Paul Fisher
  2. Emanuele Ciani

British tax credit simplification, the intra-household distribution of income and family consumption

  1. Paul Fisher
  1. Welfare Benefits
  2. Sociology Of Households
  3. Taxation
  4. Households

Demand

  1. Mervyn A. King
  2. Charles Bean
  3. Paul Tucker
  4. Kate Barker
  5. Spencer Dale
    6. , et al
  1. Economic Policy
  2. Household Economics

Latest Media

Young and ethnic minority workers were hardest hit at the start of COVID, but not anymore

  1. Thomas F. Crossley
  2. Paul Fisher
  3. Peter Levell
  4. Hamish Low
  1. Labour Market
  2. Life Course Analysis
  3. Health
  4. Covid-19
  5. Economics
  6. Demography
  7. Finance
  8. Savings And Assets
  9. Debt: Indebtedness

Young and ethnic minority workers were hardest hit at the start of COVID, but not anymore

  1. Thomas F. Crossley
  2. Paul Fisher
  3. Peter Levell
  4. Hamish Low
  1. Labour Market
  2. Life Course Analysis
  3. Health
  4. Covid-19
  5. Economics
  6. Demography
  7. Finance
  8. Savings And Assets
  9. Debt: Indebtedness

Young and ethnic minority workers were hardest hit at the start of COVID, but not anymore

  1. Thomas F. Crossley
  2. Paul Fisher
  3. Peter Levell
  4. Hamish Low
  1. Labour Market
  2. Life Course Analysis
  3. Health
  4. Covid-19
  5. Economics
  6. Demography
  7. Finance
  8. Savings And Assets
  9. Debt: Indebtedness

Protect BAME people hit financially by Covid, says UK thinktank

  1. Michaela Benzeval
  2. Jonathan Burton
  3. Thomas F. Crossley
  4. Paul Fisher
  5. Annette Jäckle
    6. , et al
  1. Labour Market
  2. Income Dynamics
  3. Survey Methodology
  4. Household Economics
  5. Health
  6. Poverty
  7. Covid-19
  8. Welfare Benefits
  9. Economics
  10. Demography
  11. Finance
  12. Wages And Earnings
  13. Unemployment
  14. Savings And Assets
  15. Debt: Indebtedness
  16. Social Stratification
  17. Ethnic Groups

Black, minority Britons hit hardest by COVID job losses, researchers say

  1. Michaela Benzeval
  2. Jonathan Burton
  3. Thomas F. Crossley
  4. Paul Fisher
  5. Annette Jäckle
    6. , et al
  1. Labour Market
  2. Income Dynamics
  3. Survey Methodology
  4. Household Economics
  5. Health
  6. Poverty
  7. Covid-19
  8. Welfare Benefits
  9. Economics
  10. Demography
  11. Finance
  12. Wages And Earnings
  13. Unemployment
  14. Savings And Assets
  15. Debt: Indebtedness
  16. Social Stratification
  17. Ethnic Groups

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