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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.
Shaping the Future of Economic Education: Our Latest Policy Paper
This paper addresses the current gaps in economic literacy within secondary education and offers practical, research-backed recommendations aimed at ensuring that students across the UK receive a solid foundation in economic principles.
Improving Economic Literacy through PSHE
In today’s rapidly evolving global economy, economic literacy is more important than ever. Yet, in England, economic education within the secondary school curriculum remains inconsistent and underdeveloped.
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.
Fiscal Rules
The UK’s fiscal rules, designed to ensure responsible financial management, have become increasingly restrictive, particularly at a time when significant public investment is urgently needed.