A legal battle between Yorkshire’s last commercial Brussels sprout grower and German retail giant Aldi has brought key economic concepts to the forefront. The case highlights the economic implications ...

This "Challenging Assumptions" video highlights critical instances where common economic theories rely on simplified assumptions that may not hold true in real-world scenarios Assumption: Consumers ...

In the world of economics, theories often serve as a lens through which we attempt to understand complex human behaviour and market dynamics. These theories, however, rely on simplified assumptions ...

What has been happening to global production per capita for selected fruits, vegetables & nuts? Using these OurWorldinData data charts about per capita food production of fruit, vegetables and nuts, ...

From next April, households in England and Wales will face a sharp rise in water bills—an average increase of £86 in the first year alone. This is no small splash: it’s part of a planned 36% hike over ...

Dr. Charles Handy, who passed away on December 13, 2024, at the age of 92, was truly a towering figure in the realm of management and organisational theory. His profound insights, groundbreaking ...

The measure of how effectively economic growth reduces poverty, with higher elasticity indicating stronger poverty reduction.

Post-Brexit non-tariff barriers have led to a sharp decline in British food exports to the EU, costing the UK economy an estimated £3 billion annually, according to a new report. Since Brexit, UK food ...

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Professor Richard Easterlin (1926–2024) leaves behind a profound and multi-faceted legacy in the field of economics. As a distinguished professor of economics at the University of Southern California, ...

Nations experiencing high levels of political instability, conflict, or economic fragility, often requiring significant job creation to stabilize their economies.

Digital goods—from advanced machinery and computing technology to software—are the lifeblood of modern productivity. For developing economies, access to these goods isn’t just important; it’s ...