This Newsnight clip looks at the issue of child poverty in the UK - and it's depressing viewing.

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Here is a fascinating change in tenor in the grocery retail sector with established brands Tesco and Sainsbury's both looking to take on the discounters with a price-match scheme focused on...

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Protectionism often creates opportunities for countries outside the immediate realm of a trade dispute.

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Year 12 A-Level economics student Phil Repin-Millard provides this overview of some of the key risks surrounding the rapid growth of ESG investment.

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The Bank of England's move to instruct high street banks to prepare for the possibility of negative interest rates indicates that more expansionary monetary policy may be yet to come.

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The accelerated shift from high street to online shopping has prompted the Treasury to consider introducing an online sales tax to slow the decline of brick-and-mortar stores.

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Larry Elliott's column looks at the state of the UK housing market and notes that despite the state of the economy, house price growth remains strong.

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

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Here is a brief clip from Reuters, which highlights the danger of depending upon primary product exports.

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This article in the Guardian explores how retaliatory import tariffs imposed by the US, as a result of EU support given to Airbus, has resulted in £500mn in lost Scotch whisky exports.

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The latest analysis of boardroom ethnicity highlights the fact that, for the first time since the data was collected in 2014, no FTSE 100 firm has a black executive.

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This is a great example of UK competition policy in action to protect consumers from higher prices resulting from less competition after mergers and acquisitions.

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The government's review of UK gambling laws could cause betting firms serious problems, but also risks worsening market failures already in existence.

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This timely intervention by the President of the World Bank highlights a neglected impact of coronavirus: the impact on food security.

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$1.75mn, apparently. This is a great article about how economists and ecologists can work together to place a value on 'ecosystem services' - whether it be whale or a wetland.

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

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Here are the details of our upcoming programme of short live lessons designed to support A-Level Economics students during their absence from school or college.

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To mark Data Privacy Day, Apple have released a report that explains how our personal data is monetised by the $227bn-a-year data industry.

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Here is an example of the costs of Brexit affecting British firms, in this case, British shoemaker, Tricker's despite the much-heralded free trade deal.

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The rising profits of firms such as Amazon and Nike throughout 2020 shows that strong firms may be getting stronger, whilst smaller firms and hard-hit industries will struggle to recover.

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