StatisTRICKS: when data deceives
How data and facts in the news can be put across in different ways depending on the desired outcome, and what this means for us as readers.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
How data and facts in the news can be put across in different ways depending on the desired outcome, and what this means for us as readers.
This pandemic has brought to light what many have known for decades: in times of economic crisis, women in and out the workforce are hit hard. Job losses from COVID-19…
The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has, at present, claimed over 3,000 lives and reported cases have surpassed 100,000 globally. Inevitably, this economic shock has resulted in businesses being unable to…
Why Carbon offsetting is for flights does more harm than good.
One of the most debated and intriguing topics of the US Democratic Presidential Primaries is healthcare. The current frontrunners for the Democratic nomination, former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator…
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A Truce for the Chinese-American trade war: A win for the people or for Trump?
A ‘gig economy’ has been described as being ‘a labour market characterized by the prevalence of short term contracts or freelance work, as opposed to permanent jobs.’ Companies like Uber…
Macron’s dream of a business-friendly France is driving his country to chaos. Why?