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I teach and supervise undergraduates and postgraduates in papers Economics I -Microeconomics, Institutions and Development, Land Policy and Development Economics, and Human Development and Education.

13 May 2024: technical subjects including (but not necessarily limited to) Architecture, Computer Science, Design, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine, Natural Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine.

14 Feb 2023: The lessons are free for staff, and delivered by Mr Rupert Brown, Part-Time English Language Teacher from the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge, who is pitching the

17 Feb 2022: of carbon-neutral fuels and techno-economic assessment of advanced low emission technologies in general.

10 May 2024: The course examines the way in which education meets individual, social and economic needs.

22 Nov 2023: In her current role she has been writing weekly columns, covering a range of economic, financial, political and social issues, and co-founded FT Moral Money, a thrice weekly newsletter that ... She has also served as FT’s financial editor, capital

26 Feb 2021: Fellow and Economist, Professor Diane Coyle, wrote about the importance of economic optimism for the post-coronavirus recovery (subscription required).

29 May 2020: We are going to need this new approach in bucket loads to weather the economic storm that lies ahead.

4 Apr 2024: Research in Cambridge is a wonderful opportunity for the students at this College to have, but serious economic walls can present themselves and price a lot of very talented people out.

7 Nov 2022: His first book, ‘The Liberal Party and the Economy, 1929-1964’ (Oxford, 2015) explored how British Liberals engaged with economic thought in the era of John Maynard Keynes and William Beveridge.