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26 Oct 2007: A year ago we published Sir Nicholas Stern's Economics of Climate Change, which has massively influenced policy-makers and the general public alike.

25 Oct 2007: Results of affiliated clubs and societies are not consolidated as the College does not control the financial andoperating policies of these undertakings with a view to gaining economic benefits from their ... Moreover, the College isnot engaged in an

23 Oct 2007: c) Jonah recommends that the production quantity [which the book calls the EBQ (Economic Batch Quantity) and we call the EOQ with production] be cut in half, and then in half

19 Oct 2007: the quality of teaching improves educational achievement and impacts on a range of economic variables (Lee and Barre, 2001; LopezAcevebo, 2004). ... Hill, M. A. and King, E. M. (1995)

19 Oct 2007: the digital divide? According to one definition, the digital divide consists of ‘differences due to geography, race, economic status, gender and physical ability in access to information through the Internet, ... 2 

19 Oct 2007: American Journal of Sociology , 78, 1360-1380. Granovetter, M. (2004). The impact of social structure on economic outcomes. ... Journal of Economic Perspectives, 19(1), 33-50. Retrieved May 2007 from. Anderson Cambridge Keynote - page 15.

11 Oct 2007: References. Public good provision with many participants, M. Hellwig, Reviewof Economic Studies (2003) 70(3):589–614. ... Economic Model. The Social Planner's Problem. Nonrivalrous, Nonexcludable Resources. The Mechanism Design Problem.

10 Oct 2007: Bombus terrestris is of economic impor-tance as one of the most important natural pollinators offlowers, including many commercial crops, in cool andtemperate regions. ... was highly variable between mapping populations,for economic reasons, no

3 Oct 2007: sector. The School, part of the University of Cambridge, will appoint an internationally-recognised leader in finance and economics to the role, able to promote excellence in teaching and research, foster

25 Sep 2007: Cathy Capone, 17, a pupil at Truro College, had travelled all the way from Falmouth in Cornwall, and was also visiting Oxford University and the London School of Economics.