In a world driven by complex economic interactions, it’s surprising, and somewhat alarming, to see the gap in our collective understanding of economic concepts. A 2020 report by the Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence painted a clear picture of this disparity. A mere 25% of the population self-report a ‘very good’ or ‘good’ understanding of […]
Embracing Economic Pluralism
In the rapidly evolving landscape of economics, the principle of ‘economic pluralism’ stands out. Advocating for a diverse blend of theoretical approaches, this concept promises a more comprehensive understanding of complex economic systems. We’ll delve into the significance, evolution, and practical implications of economic pluralism in the contemporary world, and discuss how and why we’re embracing it in this year’s programme.
Clash of the Titans 2023
14th December, 6:30pm, Geological Society
Chart of the Week
In this chart, we explore the extent to which the UK housing crisis is a matter of supply, and how recent plans – concerned with increasing housing density in urban areas – might resolve this.
Chart of the Week
With energy as a key component in the heightened cost of living, the ongoing conflict in Europe has highlighted the importance of energy self-sufficiency; as new oil and gas licences cast doubt upon the UK’s commitment to net zero emissions by 2050.
Chart of the Week
Summary As UK’s bank rate hits a 13-year high, its impact reverberates through the economy, with disposable incomes shrinking and inflation spiralling. Amidst this, debates rage on the true culprits behind soaring inflation. We present an incisive analysis of the UK’s economic landscape, from the plight of mortgagors and renters to the potential pitfalls of […]