It is clear that one of UK universities’ biggest tasks is to adequately equip students with the skills and attributes to thrive in a dynamic labour market, evolving around political change and economic upheaval. An economics education can offer invaluable preparation for graduates before entering the real world, down to the practical application and exposure […]
As of the time of writing, we are just over two months away from marking three years since the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces. During this period, the UK economy has been forced to adapt in many ways, as both individuals and firms have been badly affected by the crisis. Change or Damage? Despite
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The recently announced £40bn in tax rises is set to more than fulfil the £22bn “black hole”, said to have been unearthed by British chancellor Rachel Reeves. Despite a clear discretionary outlay, this surplus of funds available to the government raised by increased tax revenue will grant greater expansionary power to the government, with spending
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The Root Cause The phenomenon of prosperity has now been altering the lifestyle of the masses for generations, arguably for the worse. The common perception that humans must be forever-consuming is only exacerbated by the growing access to social media with over 5.17bn users on July 24 (SocialPilot). Sites such as Instagram provide ample opportunity
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