China is at a crossroads. With one of the fastest-aging populations in the world and a pension system on the brink of insolvency, the country faces significant economic and social challenges. In...

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A bit of economic history for you here from William Keegan, who looks back to Black Wednesday, which occurred 32 years ago today. It covers the decision to join and subsequently leave the Exchange...

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Starting October 1, 2025, the UK government will enforce a new ban on junk food advertisements before 9:00 PM on television, along with a complete ban on paid-for online ads for unhealthy foods....

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13th September 2024

Data Starter: Vaccines

Do vaccines reduce infant mortality?

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Here's this week economics news quiz! The quiz has 8 multi-choice questions about news events relating to economics from the previous 7 days. Most of the questions relate to the UK economy but some...

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The UK is facing a daunting economic challenge: the prospect of its national debt potentially tripling to 274% of GDP by the mid-2070s. This stark warning comes from the Office for Budget...

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According to research from accountancy firm PwC, an average of 18 chemists, 16 pubs, and nine banks shut down every week between January and June 2024. This trend is not new; it reflects a broader,...

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In a dramatic series of legal battles, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and the European Commission have sent a strong message to tech giants like Apple and Google: no one is above the law,...

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Surging value of the 'magnificent seven'

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Aldi has become a standout name in the UK grocery market, known for its affordable pricing and streamlined operations. However, recent shifts in consumer behaviour and economic conditions have...

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Oil markets have been turbulent lately, with U.S. crude prices hitting their lowest levels since June 2023. This decline, driven by a complex web of supply and demand issues, marks the worst week...

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The United Kingdom continues to be one of the most attractive investment destinations for those seeking stability, as demonstrated by a recent auction of government bonds that was more than ten...

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Is it fair on music fans for ticket prices to surge during periods of high demand?

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Ireland’s current fiscal landscape presents a unique dilemma: what to do with an enviable budget surplus amidst robust economic growth? With an €8.6 billion surplus and an economy growing five...

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Claudia Goldin (the 2023 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics) and Tatyana Avilova have just published a paper exploring reasons for the high male:female ratio among US economics undergraduate...

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The weekly economics news quiz is back! Each Friday, during term time, tutor2u sets a quiz asking 8 multi-choice questions about news events relating to economics from the previous 7 days. Most of...

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The UK faces a formidable challenge: to attract £1 trillion in investment over the next decade to meet its economic growth targets. A new report by the City task force, led by Sir Nigel Wilson,...

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The global automotive landscape is rapidly evolving, and European and American car manufacturers are finding themselves on the back foot, struggling to keep pace with an onslaught of cheaper...

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