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Lloyds stops Bitcoin risk with credit card buying ban

By cm894 | 05 February 2018

Dr Alfred Duncan provides insight on why Lloyds Bank has moved to stop its customers buying Bitcoin on credit cards. ‘Lloyds Bank has banned credit … Read more

Bridge to Europe possible, but numbers don’t add up

By cm894 | 23 January 2018

Professor Roger Vickerman, a leading expert on large-scale transport infrastructure projects, explains why a bridge between the UK and Europe is technically possible but that, … Read more

Labour scarcity and labour coercion: Serfdom in Bohemia

By School of Natural Sciences | 15 January 2018

A new blog was published yesterday in Vox EU by Dr Alex Klein, Senior Lecturer and Sheilagh Ogilvie, Professor of Economic History at the University … Read more

Growth at the extremes

By School of Natural Sciences | 15 January 2018

The American Economic Association has featured a research paper by Dr Christian Siegel in their ‘Chart of the Week‘. The paper entitled ‘Job Polarization and … Read more

Taste and health benefits key reasons for buying organic food

By School of Natural Sciences | 16 November 2017

Shoppers usually claim they buy organic food because it is environmentally friendly and has higher standards of animal welfare. However, research has found that in … Read more

Strategic trade control contract award

By School of Natural Sciences | 16 November 2017

Dr Maria Garcia-Alonso from the School of Economics has been awarded a partnership in a framework contract for the provision of expertise on strategic trade … Read more

Brazil nuts are rocketing in price – here’s why

By cm894 | 25 October 2017

Sometimes the price of certain foods rise suddenly and exponentially. For example, earlier this year it was iceberg lettuce, broccoli and courgettes in the UK, … Read more

Expert comment: Female Rohingya refugees at risk of forced marriage

By School of Natural Sciences | 25 September 2017

Dr Zaki Wahhaj from the School of Economics discusses the risk that young female Rohingya refugees are at increased risk of forced marriage as a … Read more

Expert comment: Brexit could affect global efforts to control arms trade

By School of Natural Sciences | 14 September 2017

Dr Maria Garcia-Alonso, a senior lecturer in economics, comments in response to Michael Fallon’s statements that the UK will “spread its wings across the world” … Read more

Economic consequences of non-export control

By School of Natural Sciences | 11 September 2017

Dr Maria Garcia-Alonso was a guest lecturer at the Third EU Summer University on Strategic Trade Control and Non-Proliferation in Alpbach, Austria from 9-16 August. The event was part of … Read more

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