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Coyle has long advocated replacing or supplementing GDP, currently our main measure of economic success. ... Diane Coyle’s latest book, Markets, State and People – Economics for Public Policy, examines how societies reach decisions about the use and

In a world where many feel that the economic and political odds are stacked against them, a new groundbreaking institute has been launched in Cambridge with the aim of finding solutions ... We live in an age of unprecedented disruption. More and more

Toggle navigation. Information. Features. Regulars. Archive. Issue Archive. The University's alumni magazine. Reinvigorating the art of the spirited essay, CAM brings together the best of Cambridge thought and debate. Published three times a year,

Fast forward 35 years and Vira’s work reaches across disciplinary boundaries: economics, geography, public policy, conservation and international development. ... The question in my mind was whether the discipline I was specialising in, economics,

During the 1980s, with economic upset in developing countries, the World Bank brought in structural adjustment, moving housing policy towards a neoliberal, capitalist system based on market price and competition. ... We need to align planning, economic

Dasgupta Review. A new report on the economics of biodiversity could help set the agenda for the UK Government’s 25-year environment plan. ... Produced by Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, the report describes nature as “our most precious asset” and

Download. The Dasgupta Review is clear: to remain useful, the tools of economics must be reshaped with the natural world at their heart.

Dr Victoria Bateman. Director of Studies in Economics, Caius. Trade is no longer a specialist issue: these days, we’re all talking about negotiation and tariffs. ... Trade Talk is hosted by journalist Soumaya Keynes (The Economist) and Chad Bown

In brief. Janeway Institute. The new Weslie and William Janeway Institute for Economics has launched with a remit to transform economic research.

Identify and admit the best. Second, we must have the systems in place to identify and admit the very best undergraduates, including those who have suffered real socio-economic and educational