Topics
Gig economy
The term ‘gig economy’ usually refers
to businesses that operate digital platforms/apps – which allow
individuals to undertake jobs, or ‘gigs’, for end-users. Well-known
companies providing access to these platforms include Uber and Deliveroo.
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The Gig Economy on High Street: Flexibility for Stores, Risks for Workers?
16th December 2024
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Uber makes first annual operating profit
10th February 2024
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Labour Market - Impact of the Gig Economy
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Changing Global Labour Market - The Rise of Online Gig Work
14th September 2023
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Platform Businesses
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Contestable markets - why is digital so disruptive?
9th July 2021
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The Gig Economy and a shrinking Tax Base
24th November 2016
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Gig Economy - Poor Working Conditions and Wages
23rd December 2016
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Digital Monopolies - 15 Mark Revision Essay (EdExcel)
Practice Exam Questions
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Deliveroo gears up for a Spring 2021 Stockmarket floatation
15th February 2021
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Is Uber's business model doomed?
25th August 2020
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Building a more resilient future
22nd March 2020
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Uber's losses extent beyond $1 billion - is there a path to profit?
10th February 2020
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The Precariat - Life in the Gig Economy
29th January 2020
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CMA probes Amazon over plan to buy Deliveroo stake
28th December 2019
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Indian firm Ola looks to join the London ride-sharing market
29th November 2019
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Deliveroo's losses widen to £232m
3rd October 2019
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Student essay: Will Uber ever be profitable?
23rd September 2019
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California legislates to protect gig economy workers
12th September 2019
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Will Uber ever make a profit?
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Business economics: Can Uber ever be profitable?
9th August 2019
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Amazon invests in Deliveroo
19th May 2019
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Gig Economy (Revision Webinar)
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Uber introduces 15p per mile "clean air fee"
16th January 2019
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Working poverty
Study Notes
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What is GDP and why is it bad for us?
Study Notes
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Plumber wins 'gig economy' case
15th June 2018
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Ten topical labour market issues for 2018
29th April 2018
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Labour markets: How useful are ratings in the Gig Economy?
5th April 2018
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Adapt to survive in an intangible world
9th December 2017
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Capitalism without capital
4th December 2017
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Is the UK too tolerant of monopolies?
15th October 2017
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Cleaning firm challenges zero hours and low pay culture
6th October 2017
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Try the Uber game!
5th October 2017
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Uberisation - what are the consequences?
24th September 2017
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ONS reimagines how to measure the economy
5th August 2017
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Economics of the Gig Economy
11th July 2017
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Is the Gig economy making our roads less safe?
7th March 2017