The NIESR recently published an analysis on which taxes are best for a government committed to increasing the sustainable rate of non-inflationary growth for an economy.

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Asda, once a titan of the UK grocery market, finds itself in troubled waters as its market share falls to a historic low. The supermarket chain, which is part of the traditional "big four"...

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The UK hospitality sector, long beleaguered by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing economic challenges, is witnessing a resurgence, driven by a new trend: competitive socialising....

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The debate over wealth inequality has taken centre stage as campaigners from the Tax Justice Network argue that a global wealth tax on the super-rich could generate an astonishing $2 trillion...

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Writing in the Guardian, Larry Elliott argues that, whilst the United Kingdom recently celebrated its status as the fastest-growing economy among the G7 nations, with a respectable GDP growth rate...

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Paul Collier, a world-renowned economist and author of the acclaimed book The Bottom Billion, is a leading expert on global economic development.This new competition from Pragmat invites...

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There are some significant changes to the admissions test process this year. Here are the details.

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Norway, a country known for its robust economy and stunning natural landscapes, is facing an economic conundrum that has sent ripples through its financial markets. The krone, Norway's currency,...

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The United States has taken a significant step in addressing one of its most pressing economic issues: the high cost of prescription drugs. In a landmark move, President Joe Biden’s administration,...

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Improving the links between Scotland and England's electricity generating capacity, specifically renewable energy, will enhance the economy's energy security. It is a boost to the nation's...

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Here is a pitch perfect article for returning students as a new school year arrives. The UK is at an economic crossroads, with a new Labour government grappling with how to kickstart a sluggish...

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Here are the 2024 grade boundaries for Edexcel Econ (A) compared with 2023 and 2023 and the notional / illustrative grade boundaries by paper (raw marks = unscaled). These are purely illustrative,...

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Here are the AQA Economics 2024 grade boundaries (in total + by paper)

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The housing crisis in the UK has been a simmering issue for years, but now it appears the new Labour government is taking a bold step toward addressing it. Their plan? To unlock the potential of...

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Is there no end to the surge in insurance costs for millions of households in the UK? Between May and June, the average home insurance policy in the UK hit a record high of £396, marking a 19%...

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In a surprising turn of events, Starbucks has appointed Brian Niccol, the former CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill, as its new chief executive officer. This move comes as the coffee behemoth grapples...

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As the obesity crisis in Britain intensifies, so too does the debate around how to tackle it. With obesity costing the UK an estimated £98 billion annually and placing a significant burden on the...

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Australia’s vast natural resources have long positioned it as a global mining giant, but could the nation’s future prosperity lie in something far less tangible? Green hydrogen—hailed as the fuel...

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In a world where economic inequality is increasingly under the microscope, the latest figures on FTSE 100 CEO pay have reignited debates over executive compensation. New data from the High Pay...

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The Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire is currently at the centre of a heated debate over the true environmental and economic costs of biomass energy. As Britain's single largest carbon emitter...

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