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Unfair Taxation for Small Landlords – A Recipe for Housing Crisis

August 21, 2023
Economics, Housing, Inequality

The recent changes to mortgage interest tax relief under Section 24 have rightly caused outrage among small buy-to-let landlords. While […]

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How Inflation Hits the Poor and Middle Class the Hardest

August 15, 2023
food, Inequality, Inflation, UK

How Inflation Hits the Poor and Middle Class the Hardest The current cost of living crisis driven by high inflation […]

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The Impact of AI on Workplace Outcomes: Practical Implications for HR and Organisations

August 7, 2023
Economics, Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how work gets done. As intelligent machines and systems are increasingly adopted across industries, what […]

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The UK Economy: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

August 2, 2023
Economics, GDP, UK

The UK economy has faced its fair share of challenges over the past few years. From the impact of Brexit […]

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The Vital Importance of the Global Wheat Supply Chain

August 1, 2023
wheat, food, grain

Bread is a staple food for billions of people worldwide. As such, disruptions to the global wheat supply chain can […]

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Economic Empowerment of Women: An Overview

July 28, 2023
Economics, Overview, woman

Women’s economic empowerment has become a key focus area for promoting sustainable development and reducing poverty and inequality globally. However, […]

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Economics Terms Simply Explained

July 28, 2023
Economics, educational

Following economic news often means encountering confusing financial jargon. From fiscal policy to quantitative easing, the terminology can quickly become […]

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Introducing Your New Source for Economics Insight

July 28, 2023
Economics

We’re excited to launch this new economics website aimed at providing important economist perspectives and analysis to the general public […]

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Likely prolonged recession in UK, despite better than expected rebound in October

December 12, 2022
GDP, Recession, UK

The UK economy rebounded more than expected in October amid a resurgence in car sales and construction. Still, the broader […]

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