Month: October 2022

Who ever said Economics wasn’t political?! Times are turbulent in this month’s round up, from mini-budgets to proposed tax-cuts, we can’t keep up! We also … Read more

‘Hi all, I’m Philipp, and I’m the Director of Studies Stage 1. Basically that means that I’m around to help you with any problems you … Read more

This Black History Month we have been looking at economics research around black outcomes, opportunity and income. U.S. citizen, Dr Amrit Amirapu discusses a paper … Read more

Professor Makris was struggling with an aggressive brain tumour and had been undergoing several surgeries, and innovative treatment thanks to the support of many who … Read more

As the Chancellor finds himself under pressure because of his £43bn tax-cutting programme, it is understood that the Treasury is weighing up a number of … Read more

We were delighted to welcome back our 23 economics Year in Industry students this month, returning for their final year of studies with us All … Read more

How should we interpret the U-turn on the abolition of the 45p rate for high income earners? ‘This is more a political move than one … Read more

In a month of concern about global inflation challenges, and panic in UK financial markets, we welcomed policymakers and researchers from the Bank of England … Read more