Joe Biden's massive fiscal stimulus programme has passed through Congress meaning that most Americans are going to receive a one-off payment of $1,400, and that unemployment benefits is going to...

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We are studying the economics of vaccines and it is also one of the titles for the 2021 Durham University economics essay prize - so this new film from the FT is handy to say the least!

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Although Amazon has just launched a staff-less store in London, it is Sweden that leads the way, with small grocery chain Lifvs leading the way in rural locations.

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Business Insider highlights the fact that the US supplies two-thirds of the world's plasma - at a cost of $2.7 billion a year.

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The scale of Chinese development in many sectors is staggering - and when they put their mind to something, they generally do it.

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A year on from the WHO confirming covid-19 as a global pandemic, this excellent Economist clip considers how Covid has accelerated innovation in a number of sectors.

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This World Bank clip looks at the importance of Early Years education, and the absence of poor quality childcare, to development.

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A common question about the nature of consumer appliances asks to what extent are they built to last?

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Tesla has made an interesting move to secure its nickel supplies, taking a stake in a New Caledonian nickel mine.

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This Bloomberg clip looks at a largely untapped renewable resource - wave power.

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Test your knowledge of the 2021 Budget with the new Economics Weekly Quiz Budget Special!

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One important aspect of the 2021 budget was Sunak's decision to freeze (from April 2022) income-tax thresholds.

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This article by the Guardian summarises Rishi Sunak's 2021 budget that includes an extension to the furlough scheme until September as well as £5bn in restart grants to help businesses recover from...

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Joe Biden has implicitly voiced his support for Amazon workers in Alabama to be able to choose whether or not they want to join a trade union.

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Wow! Olivier Simard-Casanova, data scientist and economist uses AI to bring some famous economists back to life!

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This clip looks at why coconut oil is 12 times more expensive than ordinary oils.

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The circular economy in action! This Reuters clip highlights a new initiative in London to push zero waste economic activity.

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This Newsnight report looks at the prospects for the Budget in 2021, with clear identification of the stresses that face the UK economy.

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Test your knowledge of the week's economic-related stories with the new Economics Weekly Quiz!

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Heartening news from the UK's boardrooms with the news of increased gender equality.

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