Formula One: an old dinosaur or the future for car manufacturers?
Is there a sustainable ‘new place to play’ for car manufacturers wanting to develop the car of the future?
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Is there a sustainable ‘new place to play’ for car manufacturers wanting to develop the car of the future?
Out of the 84 individuals that have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics over the last 50 years, only 2 are women: Elinor Ostrom in 2009 for her work…
The smuggling of Vietnamese nationals into the UK involves a dangerous and complicated journey, requiring different modes of transport and stops in camps in a variety of European countries. They…
Medicine shortages are an inevitable result of a No-Deal Brexit. Why?
Jo Yean explores the various implications of Brexit to the UK economy in 2019.
Lauren Powdrell explores the economic and social truths behind Christmas gift-giving. The principles are a lot darker than you expect.
Jo Yean looks into the past and present economic activities on the High Street of Durham.
Hannah explores the influence of Brexit towards the fast-paced British Fashion Industry, particularly the exclusive London Fashion Week.
Kate Murphy explores the economic consequences of President Trump's steel tariffs
Felix Syms analyses how Islamic State has become the world’s richest extremist organisation, and what can be done in response.