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  • Globalisation: UK plans possible retaliation if Trump puts tariffs on British goods

  • Price elasticity of supply: Heathrow expansion can support growth — with a long runway

  • Price mechanisms: Rice price rise pushes Japan to tap strategic reserves

  • Economic growth: Falling birth rates raise prospect of sharp decline in living standards

  • Commodity markets: The rising cost of a caffeine fix

  • Economic growth: UK economy’s 0.1% growth fails to hit forecasts

  • Labour market: How much sick pay is too much sick pay?

  • Aggregate demand: China to subsidise rice cookers and microwaves to boost consumption

  • Financial markets: UK mortgage approvals fall in November

  • International trade: Britain becomes first European nation to join Pacific trade bloc

  • Fiscal policy: Number of people caught in 60% ‘tax trap’ up 45% in two years

  • Market structures: Can nationalisation fix England’s rail network?

  • Trade: German gloom deepens as Trump tariff threat rattles exporters

  • Economic growth: UK economy stalls in third quarter

  • Fiscal policy: Podcast. Budget special: How will the UK secure growth?

  • Fiscal policy: How can Rachel Reeves fill the UK’s £40bn Budget gap?

  • Labour markets: Labour shortages squeezing UK food supply, warns dairy group Arla

  • Fiscal policy: UK government borrowing overshoots in blow to Rachel Reeves

  • Macroeconomic indicators: UK economy stagnated for second consecutive month in July

  • Demand and supply: UK retail sales boosted by warm weather in August

  • Price elasticity of demand: Eton College to pass on full cost of VAT on fees to parents

  • Labour markets. Podcast: Does pay transparency work?

  • Labour markets: ‘Insane’ pay rises for junior London lawyers raise concerns over culture

  • Price elasticity: Scarcity of organic cows puts pressure on UK milk supplies, warn experts

  • Demand for labour: UK’s gender pay gap will take decades to close at current rate

  • Price elasticity of demand: Labour to impose VAT on boarding as well as private school fees

  • Market structures: Labour plans to retain key private sector role in Britain’s nationalised railways

  • Demand and supply: UK rental costs rise at record 9.2%

  • Scarcity and choice: ‘It’s too wet’: UK food security at risk because of record rain, farmers warn

  • Fiscal policy: Searching in vain for the Laffer curve boost

  • Efficiency and productivity: Europe faces ‘competitiveness crisis’ as US widens productivity gap

  • Exchange rates: China props up renminbi ahead of leadership summit in March

  • Demand and supply: Royal Mail could cut deliveries to 3 days a week, says Ofcom

  • Development economics: America should not allow its trade programme with Africa to die

  • Market failure: UK to ban disposable vapes as Rishi Sunak warns of ‘endemic’ impact on youth

  • Labour markets: UK migration reforms will not end lower pay for foreign workers, says top policy adviser

  • Fiscal policy: Jeremy Hunt predicted to win multibillion-pound boost for tax cuts

  • Global economy: Chile

  • Market structures: Barclays and Santander announce cuts to UK mortgage rates

  • Monetary policy. Charles Goodhart: ‘We’re in for a fiscal crisis down the road and we don’t know how to solve it’

  • Government intervention film: How Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act changed the world

  • Labour market podcast: Rishi Sunak’s big fat Greek row

  • Fiscal policy podcast: Autumn Statement Reaction

  • Demand and supply: UK government to increase offshore wind subsidies by 66%

  • Competition: Local leaders seek to reverse 40 years of UK bus privatisation

  • Monetary policy: Russia tightens capital controls on western companies

  • Inflation: Millions of UK families could face cuts to value of their benefits next year

  • Demand and supply: The hard economic reality for anyone wanting to govern Britain

  • Market failure: Rishi Sunak considers move to ban smoking for next generation

  • Monetary policy: How long will the Bank of England keep interest rates high?

  • Fiscal policy: Is the state pension really ‘a Ponzi scheme’?

  • Labour markets: UK wages: which sectors are driving up pay?

  • The Global Economy: Vietnam

  • Podcast: Rishi Sunak’s dash for oil and gas

  • Video: Government Failure – Can UK childcare be fixed?

  • Monetary policy: Why are interest rate rises not taming inflation?

  • Privatisation versus nationalisation: Thames Water crisis could hit UK investment, ministers warn

  • Video: Business Objectives — Why did Carlyle’s CEO resign?

  • Video: Behavioural Economics — Are high petrol prices killing the American dream?

  • Video: Business Objectives — The ESG investment backlash begins to have an impact

  • Economic growth: UK economy returns to growth driven by consumer spending

  • Video: Public goods — When water security runs dry

  • Cartels: Saudi Arabia seeks to boost oil price with output cut of 1mn barrels a day

  • Demand and supply: Why Britain’s households should expect energy bills to remain high

  • Labour markets: UK haulage industry forced to train army of homegrown drivers to cope with Brexit

  • Market failure: Fish exports are a drop in the ocean next to overseas student fees

  • Costs and revenues: Pret A Manger to increase cost of its coffee subscription by 20%

  • Market structures: Elon Musk signals willingness to sacrifice Tesla margins for market share

  • Monetary policy: Andrew Bailey raises prospect of increased UK bank deposit protection

  • Monetary policy: Yikes! What should I do with my mortgage?

  • Economic cycle: Are Jeremy Hunt’s plans really a ‘Budget for growth’?

  • Fiscal policy: UK prosecutions of tax evasion enablers drop by 80 per cent

  • Demand and supply: Tesla touts cost efficiencies as it gears up for more affordable model

  • Scarcity: Podcast — Northern Ireland — Rishi Sunak’s big test

  • Market structures: Profit motive to return to British rail network as part of long-awaited shake-up

  • Production: Is the IMF right about the UK economy?

  • Aggregate demand: China’s record $2.6tn rise in savings fuels ‘revenge spending’ hopes

  • Fiscal policy: The US hit the debt ceiling. What happens next?

  • Demand and supply: Copper rallies on hopes of China economic rebound

  • Taxation: Scotland top-rate tax rises widen gap with rest of UK

  • Demand and supply: Why the price of oil has dropped despite new constraints on Russian supply

  • Tariff: Carmakers warn on EU tariffs threat to electric vehicle prices

  • Video: Trading blocs Part 2 — The Brexit effect: how leaving the EU hit the UK

  • Video: Trading blocs — The Brexit effect: how leaving the EU hit the UK

  • Podcast: economic growth — Jeremy Hunt’s sombre Autumn Statement

  • Demand and supply: UK house-buying demand falls at fastest pace since 2020 lockdown

  • Inflation: BoE outlines two bleak scenarios for taming inflation

  • Podcast: fiscal policy — Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

  • Market structures: Yorkshire Water to pay down almost £1bn in debt to settle regulatory case

  • Currency: Biden should act now on the wrecking-ball dollar

  • Unemployment: UK unemployment falls to lowest level since 1974

  • Video: Demand and supply — NZ housing — a canary in the coal mine?

  • Podcast: Fiscal policy — Truss vs the ‘anti-growth’ coalition

  • Podcast: Fiscal policy — Kwasi Kwarteng’s market meltdown

  • Video: Opportunity cost — Food and fuel compete for farmland

  • Balance of payments: UK’s yawning current account deficit raises financing risks

  • Video: Labour markets — Rising temperatures can prove fatal for farm workers

  • Video: Privatisation and Market Failure — Water: too precious to be just another commodity?

  • Fiscal policy: The mini-Budget is taking great risks with the public finances

  • Exchange rates: The bad news for the pound is not all in the price

  • Video: Externalities — Is luxury fashion resale losing some of its sparkle?

  • Video: Demand and supply — Can winemakers adapt to climate change?

  • Video: Demand and Supply — Music: the hot new asset class

  • Video: Synoptic — Can we avoid climate-related food shocks?

  • Demand and Supply: China’s ice cream brands outpace inflation with soaring prices

  • Market failure: Would carbon food labels change the way you shop?

  • Video: Market failure: Farming — the difficult first step towards net zero

  • Video: Business growth and demergers: The extraordinary Toshiba saga

  • Inflation: Boris Johnson makes boosting economic growth his top priority

  • Demand and supply: Price of UK pint up more than 70% since financial crisis

  • Market structures: Is the ‘subscription economy’ going to feel the Netflix effect?

  • Labour markets: Rise in UK minimum wage helped narrow inequality but failed to lift productivity

  • Regulation: Stagflation looms in UK as economic growth grinds to a halt

  • Inflation: Stagflation looms in UK as economic growth grinds to a halt

  • Monetary policy: Bank of England faces its biggest inflation challenge since independence

  • Living costs: Cabinet split on plan to cut UK food tariffs as grocery bills rise 5.9%

  • Exchange rates: Pound slides to weakest level since 2020 as British retail sales fall

  • Growth: Underlying UK wage growth lower than headline figures, think-tank warns

  • International trade: The UK is still wrestling with the incoherence of Brexit

  • Fiscal policy: Spring Statement: what’s in it for investors and householders?

  • Price mechanism: US farmers’ hands are tied as world braced for wheat shortfall

  • Externalities: We must pay the cost of carbon if we are to cut it

  • Unemployment: UK unfilled vacancies hit record as workers leave labour market

  • Budget surplus: Stronger UK public finances set to increase pressure on Rishi Sunak

  • Monopoly: English water companies face probe over sewage treatment

  • Financial markets: Cash Isas remain popular despite the drain of inflation

  • Market failure: Boris Johnson warns of UK energy price shock

  • Exchange rates: Turkish inflation hits 20-year high of 54%

  • Housing market: Asking prices for UK homes surge in February as demand rises

  • Merit goods: UK graduates to pay more as repayment threshold on loans lowered

  • Asymmetric information: Student loans — Should the Bank of Mum and Dad step in?

  • Real income: UK inflation climbs to 30-year high of 5.5%

  • Economic growth: UK price rises outpace wage growth despite labour shortages

  • Merit goods: NHS waiting lists will grow for 2 more years, health service admits

  • Monetary Policy: Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey dishes out tough love to British public

  • Aggregate demand: UK homeowners secure £800bn windfall with house price rise

  • Fiscal policy: Lower public borrowing gives Sunak room to stall national insurance rise

  • Government failure: Airlines forecast increased ‘ghost flights’ to retain UK landing rights

  • Labour market: Get ready for the four-day working week

  • Consumption: China’s record trade gap a symptom of struggle to rebalance its economy

  • Inflation: The fight over measuring UK inflation

  • Subsidy: Farm subsidy reform in England aiming to return land to nature

  • Market failure: North-south divide emerges as UK electric vehicle sales hit record high

  • Demand and supply: UK house prices rise at the fastest pace since 2006

  • Demand and supply: Champagne sparkles as low supply and fizzy demand boost prices

  • Demand and supply: Beware the property trap ensnaring young buyers

  • Monetary policy: Turkey’s lira tumbles after central bank cuts rates

  • Demand, supply: Coffee hits 10-year high as shipping bottlenecks squeeze supply

  • Demand, supply: Opec+ sticks with oil supply increase after US overture to Saudi Arabia

  • Aid and development: China cuts finance pledge to Africa amid growing debt concerns

  • Competition: Collapse of Bulb highlights failings of UK’s retail energy sector

  • Exchange rates: Euro hit by bets ECB monetary policy will diverge from major peers

  • Measuring National Income: UK statisticians juggle contradictory data on recovery from pandemic

  • Market failure: Windfalls for heavy industry in EU carbon scheme are a moral hazard

  • Fiscal policy: Sunak defies hawkish instincts to oversee massive expansion of state

  • Labour markets: Kellogg’s cereal strike is latest sign of pushback from US snack makers

  • Economic growth: Switch to value stocks to prepare for inflation

  • Inflation: German workers strike for higher pay as eurozone inflation surges

  • Demand and supply: BP service stations close as driver shortage hits UK fuel supplies

  • Inflation and monetary policy: Is it time for the Bank of England to start tightening monetary policy?

  • Government intervention in markets: US clean-energy blueprint contains 40% solar goal for 2035

  • Fiscal policy: Who are the winners and losers from the UK’s £12bn social care tax raid?

  • Fiscal policy: Rishi Sunak has strong fiscal cards waiting to be played

  • Employment and unemployment: Partisan fight over US labour market jolted by strong hiring data

  • Circular flow of income: Nissan unveils first UK battery factory in £1bn Sunderland plan

  • Demand and supply: Russian supply curbs exacerbate squeeze on European gas market

  • Government Intervention: Cost of polluting in EU soars as carbon price hits record €50

  • Inflation: UK inflation jumps to 2.1% and tops Bank of England target

  • Economic growth: The Fed risks reacting too slowly if inflation keeps rising

  • Market failure: UK carbon trading system likely to lead to government intervention, traders warn

  • Financial markets: UK government to sell next £1bn stake in NatWest

  • Fiscal policy: Gary Lineker in £4.9mn tax battle with HMRC over freelance earnings

  • Inflation: Inflation tests pricing power of global brands

  • Market structures: Ethiopian telecoms sell-off flops in wake of economic and security concerns

  • Exchange rates: Turks chase missing billions in foreign exchange reserves

  • Aggregate demand & supply: Global savers’ $5.4tn stockpile offers hope for post-Covid spending

  • Fiscal policy: The case for taxing the rich more

  • Demand & supply: Boris Johnson to announce £3bn shake-up of England’s bus network

  • Demand & supply: Investors see ‘gold rush on steroids’ for green battery metals

  • Fiscal policy: Japanese investors buy UK government bonds at record rate in early 2021

  • Fiscal Policy: ‘Stealth’ raid on income tax thresholds

  • Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Joe Biden’s $1.9tn package is a risky experiment

  • Demand & supply: Extra stamp duty holiday would raise house prices, say lawyers

  • Exchange rates: Pound hits $1.40 for first time since 2018 as vaccine boosts UK outlook

  • Demand & supply: White House scrambles to address global chip shortage

  • Competition policy: UK and EU to open probes into Nvidia’s $40bn acquisition of Arm

  • Market structure: UK watchdog to investigate Uber’s acquisition of Autocab

  • The financial sector: Nine banks ate into capital buffers under ECB’s pandemic relief

  • Inflation: Covid congestion raises the spectre of inflation

  • Fiscal policy: Biden to push $1.9tn stimulus for pandemic-battered US economy

  • International trade: African countries not ready to implement free trade from January

  • Economic development: West Africa vs Big Chocolate: Battle over price sours relations

  • Unemployment: Ineos abandons Britain to build flagship off-roader in France

  • Demand, supply, elasticities: Lithium market recharges as electric vehicle sales rise

  • Economic development: Business groups call on Johnson to rethink overseas aid cuts

  • Fiscal policy: Sunak funds schools and police in last hurrah before tax rises

  • Inflation: UK’s poor GDP performance rooted in weak household spending

  • Demand and supply: UK set to ban sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030

  • Aggregate demand/supply: UK shipyards owner looks beyond building vessels

  • Elasticity of demand: Pandemic sets off a scramble to snap up outdoor heaters

  • Monetary policy: The great MMT debate, again

  • Demand and supply: Beijing’s first bond offer to US investors draws record demand

  • The housing market: Banks rebuff Boris Johnson’s call for low-deposit mortgages

  • Labour markets & employment: Britain’s over-50s rethink plans as virus takes toll on retirement

  • Supply and demand: Harley-Davidson to pull out of world’s largest motorcycle market

  • CAP: Ministers seek to plug subsidy gap for struggling English farmers

  • Shares: Peloton shares reach high as more users take up home workouts

  • Aggregate demand: What the latest data on activity are signalling

  • Exchange rates: Sterling’s faded illusion of sovereignty

  • Development: Pandemic brings Italy’s black market out of the shadows

  • Economic development: Latin America’s taxing problem

  • Competition/market structures: Pain in Spain for telecoms groups as competition heats up

  • Economic Development: Zambia feels the way for distressed nations in seeking debt talks

  • Distribution of Income and Wealth: Spain to push through minimum income guarantee to fight poverty

  • Trading blocs: The chain of events that led to Germany’s change over Europe’s recovery fund

  • Public goods: Any Covid-19 vaccine must be treated as a global public good

  • Inflation: A return to 1970s stagflation is only a broken supply chain away

  • Theory of the firm: Ryanair to axe up to 3,000 jobs as it warns over slow recovery

  • Competition & regulation: Britain’s private schools warned against fee collusion

  • Price mechanism: Oil-producing nations grapple with latest price fall

  • Money: Rishi Sunak prepares to offer 100% guarantees on small business loans

  • Market failure: Boris Johnson can now redeem his debt to the NHS

  • Circular Flow of Income: India’s exporters face crunch as coronavirus pummels economy

  • Market structures: British Airways to suspend more than 30,000 staff amid coronavirus crisis

  • Unemployment: US jobless claims surge to record 3.3m as America locks down

  • Exchange rates: Why the Fed is trying to tame the dollar

  • Oligopoly: Eight days that shook the oil market — and the world

  • Employment: Germany’s minimum wage boosted productivity but hit small companies

  • Labour markets, government intervention: Income inequality increases in UK

  • Aggregate demand: Italy unveils €3.6bn stimulus to tackle coronavirus

  • Elasticities, Market Structures: Can £5bn revitalise England’s bus services?

  • Economic growth and development: Restructuring Argentina’s debt will require IMF support

  • Market structures: Climate change and the prisoner’s dilemma

  • Labour markets: The unions taking on the gig economy and outsourcing

  • Demand & Supply, Exchange Rates, Elasticity: Commodities may not stay cheap

  • Monetary policy: US debt investors seek protection against inflation

  • Market/government failure: Air quality remains dangerously low

  • Supply side policy, capital flows: Tide turns for Polish émigrés

  • Distribution of income and wealth: Before we soak the rich

  • Supply & demand: Fortnum & Mason boosted by demand for loose leaf tea 

  • Macroeconomic objectives: Iran’s economy strangled under US sanctions

  • Financial markets, exchange rates: Dollar shortage shakes confidence in Lebanon’s banks

  • Competition and market structures: Sony pulls plug on PlayStation Vue

  • Developing economies: Ethiopia’s path to prosperity is opening up

  • Economic Growth, macroeconomic objectives: UK economy to avert recession

  • Demand & supply, taxation: UK’s slowing housing market hits stamp duty

  • Market failure: French tobacconists fear business will go up in smoke

  • Objectives of firms: The limits of the pursuit of profits

  • Labour markets: How does British Airways pilot pay compare?

  • Introductory economics: China acts on pork prices 

  • Fiscal policy: Javid shift in strategy after decade of austerity

  • Economic cycles: A long economic recovery is not necessarily a better one

  • Demand and Supply, Market Structures: Iran warns Opec ‘might die’

  • Trade policies and negotiations: Mexico ratifies Nafta’s replacement

  • Economic development: CDC to invest $300mn in Africa’s power networks

  • Allocation of resources: Old economists can teach us new tricks

  • Financial markets: China dumps US Treasuries

  • Allocation of resources: EBRD mulls sub-Saharan Africa loans

  • Demand and supply: Iran’s economy slumps on US sanctions

  • Circular flow of income: Fear over UK’s low national savings rate

  • Financial markets: US mortgage reform

  • Macroeconomic policy: UK inflation rises 1.9%

  • Money: The continued appeal of cash

  • Monetary policy: Monetary policy has run its course

  • Inflation: UK basket gains popcorn

  • Balance of payments: US trade deficit

  • Financial markets: Zimbabwe’s currency reforms criticised

  • Externalities and traffic congestion: Luxembourg tackles congestion

  • Economic growth and development: IMF funds Ecuador

  • Demand and supply, externalities: university applications rise

  • Trade: China’s economy slows

  • Market structures, nationalisation: rail privatisation

  • Trade, balance of payments: service exports

  • Exchange rates and Brexit

  • The price of fish farms

  • Demand & Supply: stock markets tumble

  • Development, exchange rates: African loans

  • Productivity: zero workforce growth

  • Government intervention: tech regulation

  • Demand & Supply, commodities: oil price fall

  • Market failure: wind and solar costs

  • Supply and demand: oil volatility

  • Supply and demand: chip prices

  • Exchange rates/balance of payments: depreciation dangers

  • Price determination: vanilla

  • Subsidies: UK farmers prepare for Brexit

  • Technological innovation: e-scooter rentals

  • Public finances: UK near bottom of IMF league

  • Markets, supply/demand: cocoa prices

  • Labour markets: Amazon pay rise 

  • Fed interest rate impact

  • The impact of migration

  • Low wage growth

  • Brexit uncertainty

  • Coca-Cola, Costa and economies of scale

  • The end of QE

  • Oligopolies and price discrimination

  • UK productivity

  • Coffee shops and market entry

  • Argentina hikes interest rates

  • Reversing QE

  • Privatisation and nationalisation

  • Audit monopolies

  • Child mortality and development

  • China’s household debt

  • Trade policies and anti-dumping

  • IMF, Kenya and economic policy

  • German trade

  • Sterling weakness

  • British manufacturing recovery

  • France’s declining fertility

  • Venezuela’s imploding economy

  • Measuring GDP

  • Inflation climbs to 3.1%

  • Venezuela debt: US, Russia and China play for high stakes

  • Productivity, smartphones and the crisis of attention

  • Diesel taxes

  • Agriculture and trade after Brexit

  • Monetary policy uncertainty

  • Natural monopolies and regulation

  • Richard Thaler and behavioural economics

  • EU fines Scania for price-fixing cartel

  • Monarch airline’s failure

  • Bank of England and Brexit

  • Brexit-free trade illusions

  • Supply and demand for coal

  • Bank of England interest rates debate

  • Amazon and food retail competition

  • Brexit and the generational divide: a price worth paying?

  • EU-Japan trade: the shift in commerce 

  • Retail sales: how external factors influence demand

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