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How do you measure the value of an economic policy? Of an aid organization’s programming? For Saeed Miganeh, who completed an MITx MicroMasters in Data, Economics, and
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Is the American consumer cautiously confident? Confidently cautious? Somewhere in the middle? The Conference Board released its Consumer Confidence Index Tuesday (Aug. 27), which showed
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A Labour government needs, as Harold Wilson once said, a crusade. Keir Starmer is fond of aligning himself with Clement Attlee, Wilson and Tony Blair—the
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“I didn’t want to means-test the winter fuel payment,” said Sir Keir Starmer, referring to the small amounts of cash paid to eligible pensioners to
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Oasis’ newly announced tour marks one of the most long-awaited reunions in music – and businesses near the gig venues will be almost as excited
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What will AI mean for economic inequality?
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Economics experts in warning for Scottish Budget amid UK cuts
Holyrood ministers are “facing a challenge” in balancing their budget due to financial pressures from Westminster and the Government’s own decisions, the Scottish Fiscal Commission