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17 Apr 2007: Together with another Robinson alumnus,Chris Duffy (Economics, 2002) I work at thePrime Minister’s Strategy Unit, in the CabinetOffice.

20 Apr 2007: Tosin Farinre, who is in her final year of a degree in economics, played a vital role in the success of a Cambridge taster event for bright year-12 pupils at

23 Apr 2007: Both schools perform well within communities that have faced social and economic problems since the collapse of traditional industries such as coal mining. ... One of my teachers at Danum, Dave Irons, who taught business studies and economics, encouraged

25 Apr 2007: Nigel is Chairman of the Greater Cambridge Partnership, the sub-regional economic partnership with a remit covering the 25-mile area centred on Cambridge, Co-Founder of the Cambridge Network Ltd

25 Apr 2007: Quantitative methods in economics. Economics Tripos Part IIA, 2007 – ECT2. ... Business economics. 3I1. Data structures and algorithms (CST)Tuesday 01 May 09.00–10.30 3C1.

25 Apr 2007: Fixed Assets and DepreciationDepreciation is charged to write off the cost of tangible fixed assets over their estimated useful economic lives:. ... Goodwill relating to investments made by the Group is amortisedover 10 years on a straight line basis,

27 Apr 2007: The founder-director of the Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) at the London School of Economics will argue that educating children's character should become a central role for schools and ... Richard Layard is now Emeritus Professor of Economics at

27 Apr 2007: PART IIBPAPERS 1 AND 2 (ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES AND. PROBLEMS)Microeconomic Principles and Problems. ... General Economic Principles and ProblemsPROF. A. SINGH. The Rise and Fall of the Golden Age.

4 May 2007: Professor Ronald Dore, who is widely regarded as the leading authority on post-war Japanese society and economics, will be speaking at the Faculty of Oriental Studies on Monday, 7 May. ... He has spent most of his lifetime studying Japanese culture and

16 May 2007: change. “The launch of the Prius car by Toyota was a significant economic success which demonstrates that energy saving and commercial interests are not necessarily opposed economic drivers.”.