Our friends at the Economic Research Council have informed us that there are free places for teachers and students to see renown academic and Economics expert Dr Graham Gudgin, tomorrow night (3...

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The World Economic Forum gives a brief insight to the factors that affected the latest Global Competitiveness Report

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The FT looks at Dyson's move into the electric car market and raises one or two concerns about them being a late mover into the sector allied to concerns about the future funding of the project....

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While browsing the BBC website, I have come across this set of 10 charts that show the effect of the ban smoking in all enclosed public places and work places since it came into force in England on...

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Here's this week's Economics news quiz. Good luck!

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The US Department of Commerce has ruled that Bombardier has received unfair subsidies from the UK and Irish governments, helping it win a major order made last year from US airline Delta.

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Micro/macro - the great debate - fantastic microeconomic opportunities to look at why the removal of a sugar quota is likely to reduce prices and increase economic welfare - with a welfare loss...

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This is an important interview with Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's Chief Economist.

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Thanks to the BBC, who have used data from the ONS, HMRC and the Food and Drink Federation to produce six charts summarising the UK's imports and exports. They analyse the figures behind the fact...

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An interesting microeconomic story with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) highlighting the need to use more than one price comparison website when shopping around for deals.

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With China and India announcing that they are phasing out cars that use fossil fuels, what impact might this have on global demand for and the price of oil.

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27th September 2017

Why study Economic History?

Anton Howes introduces us to his new course at KCL and, in doing so, provides a lovely justification for all economics undergraduates to study some economic history as part of a broader curriculum....

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Here is a scattering of memorable quotes on trade and protectionism from Paul Krugman - and Christine Lagarde interviewed at a World Trade Organisation panel event.

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The 2018 edition of the World Development Report is packed full of economic analysis, data and policy content. It is a great resource for teachers.

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26th September 2017

Office Hours: Game Theory

A lovely Office Hours explanation of game theory courtesy of the excellent Marginal Revolution University. It's an elegant example of a Nash equilibrium.

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26th September 2017

Africa's Great Green Wall

The latest African project to tackle desertification is an unusual one: a Great Green Wall, of trees. It is 15 km wide, spans 11 countries and should, in theory, reverse some of the effects of...

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Which European country has the highest retail prices for cigarettes?

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The latest Financial Stability report from the Bank of England warns that banks are at risk from the ever-increasing levels of (mainly unsecured) consumer debt.

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There is much debate about which invention ought to become the 51st entry to accompany Tim Harford's new book! Economists at Deloitte have produced their selection and it is a terrific read...

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Here is a major new analysis from the LSE on the changing geography of industry in the UK. It identifies a small number of high productivity hubs - Britain needs more to sustain improved...

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