Upcoming Events
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Publications
Our research seeks to deepen public understanding of economics, equipping individuals and communities with the knowledge to make informed decisions.
Clash of the Titans
You can view all of the information about the competition here, including Titans’ predictions, competition standings, and data on the competition.
Our Response to the DfE Curriculum and Assessment Review
Celebrity Endorsements in the Presidential Election
Assessing the Budget
How Might the Budget Affect You?
Where Next for Water Utilities?
Upcoming Events
How Housing and Planning Influence Economic Growth
19th November
Prof. Paul Cheshire will delve into how policies surrounding housing and planning play a critical role in shaping the UK’s economic landscape.
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Event Recordings
Hidden Economics
Celebrity Endorsements in the Presidential Election
We explore the economic concepts and theories underpinning celebrity endorsements in the business sphere and applies them to the context of political elections, shedding light on their potential impact on voter behaviour.
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NHS Drug Decisions
When the NHS decides which drugs to make available, it’s not just about clinical benefits but also about economic value
Flooding
Recent warnings from the Met Office regarding heavy rainfall and potential flooding highlight the immediate disruption caused by adverse weather. However, the economic consequences…
Practical Economics
How Might the Budget Affect You?
The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2024 has been unveiled, presenting a comprehensive plan to fix the foundations of the economy, protect working people, and rebuild Britain.
The Rise of Digital Nomads
In recent years, the digital nomad lifestyle has gained significant traction, driven by advances in technology, the rise of remote working, and shifting attitudes towards work-life balance.
39% Capital Gains Tax?
By analysing this potential development through the lens of intertemporal choice theory, we can gain valuable insights into how such a tax increase might influence economic activity.
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