The Subscription Trap
Fathia explores new subscription landscape.
economics
The Budget Breakdown: How Students Are Affected
Fathia discusses how the Shadow Budget's Wage Rises Mask Fiscal Drag for UK Students
Why did the Dutch go mad for tulips?
Jack Farrant explores the context in which the Tulip Mania of 1636-7 developed and looks at potential modern parallels.
Energy Giants (with even larger profits)
With energy giants reporting record profits for 2022, why are UK households still struggling to pay their bills?
The Red Dragon: has it lost its flame?
Following China's disastrous economic performance last year, how will it fare in relaunching its economy?
What two studies can tell us about the determinants of being considered ‘wealthy’ and ‘upper class’ in the UK
Broaching a prickly subject with studies done on people’s perceptions of wealth
Two big Autumn Budget headlines, and what they mean for the UK economy
The Budget, also known as the Financial statement, is an annual statement given in the House of Commons by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (currently Rishi Sunak).Its contents are the…
Politics is a lot like football? I wish.
Jack Newbury explores what free-markets could learn from football.
The Governor of the Bank of England: A profile
A look at a figure often overlooked in the news, who has an impact on all things money in the UK
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.