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16 Jan 2024: Agriculture and land use have a major impact on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, as well as a wide range of other environmental, societal and economic outcomes, but progress towards decarbonisation is ... At the heart of the challenge is understanding how

18 Oct 2023: Nobel Prize in Economics for studying behaviour in the absence of complete information. ... Nobel Prize in Economics for having renewed research in economic history by applying economic theory and quantitative methods in order to explain economic and

11 Dec 2023: For every £1 the University spends, it creates £11.70 of economic impact. ... London Economics also carried out a comparison of the costs and benefits associated with almost 600 government regulatory impact assessments and found that very few

25 Mar 2024: a one-year taught postgraduate course leading to the MPhil degree (in Economics, Economic Research or Economics and Finance) or. ... the Diploma in Economics, or. a PhD in Economics (three and a half years).

5 Feb 2024: columnist Professor John Naughton; radical cultural historian and activist Diarmuid Hester; poet and Booker Prize judge Mary Jean Chan; George the Poet; former BBC Economics editor and editor-in-chief of ... The Chair is economic consultant, researcher

22 Feb 2024: Professor Miles Parkes. The PROFILE team are now actively working on an analysis of the health economics to see whether the benefits of the therapy outweigh its cost.

16 Feb 2024: Here is the syllabus of the new Mobile Health course!

1 Dec 2023: Greening education, economics, and engineering. Other Cambridge attendees at COP28 include Cambridge Press and Assessment (CUP&A), where Global Director of Climate Education Christine Özden will be leading a workshop at

9 Nov 2023: Survival migration and population displacement are only set to worsen in coming years due to climate change, conflict, and economic crises. ... Developing the economic and civil society case for integrating and employing refugees and asylum seekers in

8 Nov 2023: What exactly is that? Put simply, Rawls imagines that if citizens are able to shed their own characteristics - for example, their gender, age, social and economic status - and talk to each