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6 Feb 2023: These are short term political agendas, that are not good for long term economic growth. ... Economic problems often result in a focus of “blaming” somebody else, blaming immigrants, and blaming other countries.

6 Feb 2023: of the devolved assemblies, and its economic impact./p p“Brexit here as elsewhere puts enormous pressure on our existing constitutional arrangements and begins to call into question the legitimacy of ... need a customs union within the EU for other,

6 Feb 2023: We see market barriers breaking down and existing patterns of economic relationships fundamentally changing. ... internet, shape economic relationships and create new opportunities but also new blockages and new distortions.

6 Feb 2023: As a late industrialiser and even with the recent economic slow-down China still has a strong economy with high levels of growth, which others have not enjoyed. ... our own./p p“China’s record of economic growth over 30 years has been extraordinary

6 Feb 2023: administered at first through the interventions of the Troika and subsequently through the ‘new economic governance’, does not address these fundamental imbalances. ... To get to this point, a deepening of efforts at economic and social policy

6 Feb 2023: assessment of the economic growth in China contributed by the Fintech industry. ... We hope that it will be part of a longer term project looking at Fintech and looking at China’s economic growth and how that develops.

6 Feb 2023: need to also look at the regulatory and legislative flexibility of the Chinese government, and their attitude to this emerging economic phenomena which is very intriguing. ... our own./p p“China’s record of economic growth over 30 years has been

6 Feb 2023: These are short term political agendas, that are not good for long term economic growth. ... Economic problems often result in a focus of “blaming” somebody else, blaming immigrants, and blaming other countries.

31 Jan 2023: Other factors include a long-standing tradition of artistic metalworking, as well as cultural and economic contacts with the Hellenic and Near Eastern worlds.

6 Feb 2023: European Economic Area, and that renegotiating 50 new trade deals will be complex and take years. ... economics/ https://cbr.blog.jbs.cam.ac.uk/european-courts-pringle-judgment-good-law-bad-economics/#respond Simon Deakin Fri, 08 Mar 2013 12:48:00 0000

6 Feb 2023: While some on the Left think that Brexit will allow a reset of British economic policy, Deakin explains why this view is implausible. ... neoliberal economic policies.While some on the Left think that Brexit will allow a reset of British economic policy,

6 Feb 2023: Those countries have higher productivity than we do and have weathered the recent economic storm better than we have. ... benefit from migration into this country, this assists economic growth but it cannot be economic growth at all costs.

1 Jan 2023: Researchers behind the study, published in the journal Energy Economics, say it is extremely difficult to identify specific causes of the 'rebound effect' they found, but behaviours such as turning up ... The 'rebound effect' is a fundamental concept in

26 Jan 2023: These small fisheries also provide an income and a livelihood, often to women whose economic status is enhanced as a result. ... food supply and economic stability is spread widely.

6 Feb 2023: The government has encouraged this process and needs to continue doing so./p pThe issue of infrastructure investment has wider lessons for economic governance in the UK.

20 Feb 2023: Jonathan believes that this will lead to massive political and economic problems. ... Speakers from the University of Cambridge include activist Dr Mary Murphy, who specialises in environmental education; social and economic geographer Dr Anna Barford,

6 Feb 2023: the economic and fiscal forecast is quite mixed.”/p pAnushka Asthana said: “He was trying to sweeten the picture with that sugar tax, to almost cover up that grim economic picture

20 Jan 2023: He exploited people's feelings of economic insecurity, national pride, and hatred of minority groups in order to gain support for his ideology. •

2 Feb 2023: Project on Mental Capital and Wellbeing and has spoken in Davos at the World Economic Forum in 2014.

6 Feb 2023: We see market barriers breaking down and existing patterns of economic relationships fundamentally changing. ... internet, shape economic relationships and create new opportunities but also new blockages and new distortions.

19 Jan 2023: He is a non-executive director of the UK Infrastructure Bank, an Honorary Professor of Economics at Exeter University and was awarded the honour of CMG in Queen Elizabeth’s final

27 Jan 2023: Web presence. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8954-5186. Research interests. Having served as a Methodist Mission Partner in several contexts, I am particularly interested in the social, political and economic

31 Jan 2023: Conserving the Macclesfield Psalter). Commissioned for a young man, with input from his Dominican confessor, the Macclesfield Psalter was made in the 1330s probably in Norwich, the foremost economic and artistic

6 Feb 2023: EU – that’s an economic problem that the EU has to grapple with but the second is a purely political issue. ... this type of negotiation is: “We have an agreement to subtract from a very full degree of economic integration.

6 Jan 2023: 02/2020: London School of Economics. MSc course on Algorithmic Techniques for Data Mining (MA429). ... 02/2020: London School of Economics. Social and Economic Data Science (SEDS) Seminar Series talk by Maurice Chiodo titled “Teaching ethics to the

14 Feb 2023: It is estimated that economic losses caused by mental health problems account for about 4.1% of UK GDP, and that better mental health support in the workplace can save UK

6 Feb 2023: The commission was given the remit of determining what the likely economic effects of the minimum wage would be. ... Such measures might seem expensive, particularly during an economic recession. In fact, they largely pay for themselves once their impact

6 Feb 2023: European Economic Area, and that renegotiating 50 new trade deals will be complex and take years. ... Those countries have higher productivity than we do and have weathered the recent economic storm better than we have.

22 Feb 2023: The business, which spun out of the University of Cambridge, is focused on capturing hidden economic insights that exist in online data, giving clients a comprehensive overview of what is changing

9 Mar 2023: During his presidency from 1998 to 2003, Kim successfully shepherded South Korea’s economic recovery, brought in a new era of economic transparency and fostered a greater role for South Korea

6 Feb 2023: brexit-options-for-the-uk-combining-legal-and-economic-analysis-3/ https://cbr.blog.jbs.cam.ac.uk/post-brexit-options-for-the-uk-combining-legal-and-economic-analysis-3/#comments ... of Cambridge In this Centre for Business Research, University of

20 Feb 2023: She noted the challenge of an ever-increasing consumption therefore underlining recycling alone is not sufficient to address waste and create a circular economic model. ... glass. Second, regarding reuse, he underlined the need to focus on sector that

6 Feb 2023: The commission was given the remit of determining what the likely economic effects of the minimum wage would be. ... Such measures might seem expensive, particularly during an economic recession. In fact, they largely pay for themselves once their impact

6 Feb 2023: The government has encouraged this process and needs to continue doing so./p pThe issue of infrastructure investment has wider lessons for economic governance in the UK.

8 Mar 2023: International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

6 Feb 2023: research: Creating Shared Value Operationalising CSV beyond the firm./p p class="has-text-align-left"Henning also serves as a Research Associate at the London School of Economics’ Public Policy ... Group and is founder and Editor-in-Chief of Social

6 Feb 2023: That very rapid economic change in China is forcing regulatory innovation in China so we have a lot to learn from China.”/p pWang says in this podcast: “I think we ... need to also look at the regulatory and legislative flexibility of the Chinese

6 Feb 2023: should not be made in an arbitrary fashion./p pAlthough fairness is the main goal of these laws, they also have economic effects. ... Employment protection laws encourage a virtuous cycle of investment in the knowledge and processes that are increasingly

6 Feb 2023: We see market barriers breaking down and existing patterns of economic relationships fundamentally changing. ... internet, shape economic relationships and create new opportunities but also new blockages and new distortions.

22 Feb 2023: We are very pleased to see the significant economic and societal impact that our portfolio companies are having. ... Geraldine Rodgers. Geraldine Rodgers, Head of Seed Funds at Cambridge Enterprise, said “We are very pleased to see the significant

6 Feb 2023: assessment of the economic growth in China contributed by the Fintech industry. ... We hope that it will be part of a longer term project looking at Fintech and looking at China’s economic growth and how that develops.

6 Feb 2023: That very rapid economic change in China is forcing regulatory innovation in China so we have a lot to learn from China.”/p pWang says in this podcast: “I think we ... need to also look at the regulatory and legislative flexibility of the Chinese

6 Feb 2023: There are no magic bullet solutions when it comes to understanding, let alone solving, complex technological problems, or attenuating the socio-economic, ethical or legal repercussions they might have. ... Often characterised as technophobic or Luddites

19 Jan 2023: Nature generates at least $44 trillion in economic value every year, yet losses to nature continue at unprecedented rates with three quarters of land and sea altered by people, and over ... All information and views expressed herein by CDP are based on

22 Feb 2023: The SEIS was announced in the 2012 budget as part of the government’s strategy for stimulating economic growth.

20 Jan 2023: Old example sheets, exams and other course materials are available here (Michaelmas 2014 version of the course).

22 Dec 2022: One is “disparity”: despite economic and cultural gains, why do women continue to shoulder the vast majority of housework and childcare? ... Many point to the performance of traditional gender roles, along with various economic factors such as women

6 Feb 2023: The institutions are male. The interviews in these books now form the basis of important historical audio archives at the LSE (London School of Economics) and the BL (British Library).

6 Feb 2023: the impact on public finances and labour regulations and labour markets?/h2 pThere is already a lively debate about the possible economic impact of Brexit.

6 Feb 2023: of the devolved assemblies, and its economic impact./p p“Brexit here as elsewhere puts enormous pressure on our existing constitutional arrangements and begins to call into question the legitimacy of ... need a customs union within the EU for other,