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30 Jan 2006: His lecture is the first in a series of Clare Distinguished Lectures in Economics and Public Policy, aimed at encouraging the interface between business and academia and enhancing the reputation of ... Clare College and the University of Cambridge in the

18 Oct 2023: Nobel Prize in Economics for contributions to the theory of international trade. ... Nobel Prize in Economics for consumption analysis, monetary history and theory and the complexity of stabilization policy.

17 Sep 2009: The study charts the decline of manufacturing, the trade union collapse, and the rising importance of the law in governing industrial relations. ... In their place, the study charts the rise of individual labour law, increased communication between

1 Oct 2012: Businesses understandthe risks inherent in globalised supply chainsthat might be affected by naturalcatastrophes, geopolitical conflicts, diseaseoutbreaks, trade disputes and so on. ... Butwhat might be less obvious is howinterconnected are the networks

11 Nov 2011: Yet despite their recent past, a new study argues that the future of trade unions may not be quite so bleak as all that. ... Researcher Chris Wright, a specialist in unions and employment relations, was commissioned to share his views on key areas of

21 Mar 2011: the Faculty of Economics encompasses trade and industrial policy issues, foreign investment and intellectual policy rights, corporate governance and the stock market. ... What might others be surprised to learn about you? A few years ago, South Korea’s

1 Oct 2012: Businesses understand the risks inherent in globalised supply chains that might be affected by natural catastrophes, geopolitical conflicts, disease outbreaks, trade disputes and so on. ... But what might be less obvious is how interconnected are the

24 Mar 2013: Where markets became more developed, one should find that in response to trade flows, prices became less volatile and, for the same good, converged across different locations. ... Dr Victoria Bateman is Fellow and College Lecturer in Economics at

7 May 2014: Think of it, the food of hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people just at the mercy of a few men down there on the Board of Trade. ... The nature of the most severe crisis in over 100 years as well as an understanding of the politics and economics of