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6 Aug 2021: Pinatubo would have a global economic impact of around US$740 million {£535 million} if it occurred in 2021.). ... Scenario modelling for a magnitude 6 eruption from Mount Rainier predicts potential economic losses of more than US$7 trillion (£5

12 Oct 2021: It’s a significant economic and health burden: with the exception of the last two years there’s been a flu epidemic every single year in the UK.

20 Oct 2021: His management training has included the Royal College of Art, London School of Economics, MIT Sloan, Harvard Business School and INSEAD (Singapore).

2 Nov 2021: These included those with undiagnosed or more complex conditions, for whom English was not a first language or who had hearing, cognitive or speech difficulties, and patients experiencing socio-economic disadvantage

8 Aug 2021: Economic history:. weight standard . Economic history:. silver alloy. Iconography:. religion and politics. ... Economic and. political history:. mints and mint administration. Hosted by the.

30 Mar 2021: MPhil in Development Studies, University of Oxford. MA in Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University. ... BA (Hons) in Economics, Delhi University. Research Interests. Garima’s research interests centre on issues of youth, gender, and work in the Global

2 May 2021: During the summer of 2020 we launched a series of conversations with alumni to hear their memories of Trinity and catch up on what they’ve done since leaving. R

26 Aug 2021: Intelligent Decarbonisation comprehensively assesses the current and future impact of digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) on the decarbonisation of key economic sectors. ... It also presents insights into the economic and environmental

31 Mar 2021: After studying economics at John’s I joined the civil service fast track and worked developing policies for the government in a range of areas from education to contingency planning. ... I had three children and moved into teaching in 2011, and I am

10 Jun 2021: There are systemic and cascading risks associated with increasing volatility – most obviously connected with the pandemic, but also with climate change, migration, global economics and technology.