University of Manchester - Archive (economics)
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2021
11
January
2021
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15:24
Europe/London
The New Year Honours lists mark the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the UK.Rachel Griffith is Professor of Economics in the School of Social Sciences and Research Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). Rachel prev...
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2020
11
November
2020
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09:34
Europe/London
Since the global financial crisis, there has been a renewed effort to emphasize financial frictions in designing closed- and open-economy macroeconomic models for monetary and macroprudential policy analysis. Professor Agénor draws on the extensive l...
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20
July
2020
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11:30
Europe/London
Mohammad Javad was awarded the James Lincoln PhD studentship in Economics. The studentship is inspired by the life and legacy of Dr James Lincoln, a Lecturer in Economics at the University, who passed away in 2019.
Dr Lincoln carried out research...
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2019
07
November
2019
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11:42
Europe/London
New research from The University of Manchester explores the strategies used by latecomer economies to play catch-up to the digital world.
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30
April
2019
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14:39
Europe/London
To address this gap, Professor Dan Brockington of the University of Sheffield and Dr Nicola Banks of The University of Manchester set out to map and understand the UK’s development sector.
Their research produced new insights that show a sector th...
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28
February
2019
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10:11
Europe/London
Bangladesh has been a development success story in recent years. The country made remarkable progress in poverty alleviation prior to the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) deadline of 2015 and has over performed on multiple social indicators, such as...
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2018
23
May
2018
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10:01
Europe/London
A scheme providing fruit and veg vouchers to low-income families with young children has brought about significant nutritional improvements in families’ diets, new research has shown.
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11
May
2018
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09:25
Europe/London
The UK’s gender pay gap is gradually narrowing - but women still have some way to go to match the earning level of their male counterparts, according to a new report published by the Department for Education.
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08
February
2018
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10:15
Europe/London
The Sicilian mafia is arguably one of the most famous – or infamous – institutions in the Western world. After its first appearance in Sicily in the 1870s it soon infiltrated the economic and political spheres of Italy and the US and has, at times, b...
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05
January
2018
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10:55
Europe/London
Diane Coyle, Professor of Economics at The University of Manchester, has been recognised “for services to economics and the public understanding of economics”.
Prof Coyle was made an OBE in 2009.
She said: “I just get on with things, so I was b...
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2017
14
December
2017
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11:22
Europe/London
The gap between rich and poor is growing. shutterstock.com
Antonio Savoia, University of Manchester
Inequality is rising almost everywhere across the world – that’s the clear finding of the first ever World Inequality Report. In particular, it...
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01
November
2017
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08:00
Europe/London
The UK’s people, places and businesses will only achieve their potential if there is a complete overhaul of how the government views industrial strategy, according to a major new report published today by the Industrial Strategy Commission.
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19
September
2017
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11:05
Europe/London
In light of the 25th anniversary of Britain’s exit from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, Professor Jane Green and Professor Will Jennings reflect on the damage done to the Conservatives as a result, and any lessons it could hold for the possible...
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08
August
2017
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09:00
Europe/London
A scheme launched by the Department of Health in 2011 to help patients stick to their drug regimens has been so successful, that in its first five years, it will save NHS England £517.6m in the long-term, a team of health economists has found
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10
July
2017
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09:00
Europe/London
A major new report published today by the Industrial Strategy Commission says that the UK has a compelling need to introduce a framework for strategic economic management.
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29
June
2017
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11:02
Europe/London
The University of Manchester has appointed chairman of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership and former Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, as Honorary Professor of Economics.
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29
June
2017
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09:00
Europe/London
A new study, conducted by a team of UK based researchers involving The University of Manchester, Bangor University and the University of Liverpool, known as the ENIGMA Project, has revealed the levels of bad behaviours in UK kitchens which increase t...
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07
March
2017
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10:22
Europe/London
Academics at The University of Manchester and The University of Sheffield have launched a major new independent policy commission to shape the Government’s industrial strategy.
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19
January
2017
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11:55
Europe/London
The recent Bank of England evidence on the record levels of personal debt that have accumulated since the 2008 economic crash highlight the financial vulnerability of many people across the UK. Research by the University of Manchester into everyday l...
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2016
08
December
2016
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11:31
Europe/London
Linking GPs’ pay to their performance has no discernible effect on their job satisfaction, a University of Manchester study of almost 2,000 UK doctors over a four-year period has found.
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20
October
2016
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00:01
Europe/London
A University of Manchester graduate who combined his studies with 4am starts to remotely run his software business based in India is now celebrating the recruitment of the 80th member of his diverse workforce.
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31
August
2016
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09:00
Europe/London
People are being warned to take the current trend for ‘pink’ chicken liver recipes with a pinch of salt.
Research from Manchester, Bangor and Liverpool universities found that a current trend to serve ‘rare’ chicken livers is potentially exposing ...
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22
June
2016
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15:32
Europe/London
In the event of a close result on Friday, the following experts are available to speak to the media about the constitutional, political and economic implications on Britain.
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15
April
2016
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08:00
Europe/London
A new unit has been launched to help ensure devolution and economic growth bring real benefits to disadvantaged people and places across Greater Manchester. The Inclusive Growth Analysis Unit (IGAU) has been established in partnership by the independ...
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29
March
2016
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09:39
Europe/London
The University of Manchester today shines the spotlight on Greater Manchester’s trailblazing devolution journey with a raft of expert articles and blogs providing new analysis of Devo Manc - from health and social care to housing, transport and the n...
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2015
08
December
2015
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14:03
Europe/London
Silicon Valley success stories like Uber and Airbnb can pave the way to a more sustainable global society, according to a new piece of research from The University of Manchester.
The ‘sharing economy’ model, which has seen a boom in the collaborat...
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18
November
2015
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13:30
Europe/London
The Food Standards Agency is, tomorrow (THURS), due to publish the results of its latest UK supermarket survey, testing for the deadly bug campylobacter in chickens on sale.
A study led by Professor Dan Rigby at The University of Manchester found ...
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02
September
2015
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16:37
Europe/London
Leaders across healthcare research, academia and industry have today, Wednesday 2 September, come together to launch a unique partnership.
Health Innovation Manchester will speed up the discovery, development and delivery of innovative solutio...
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02
September
2015
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16:01
Europe/London
Research presented to the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Annual International Conference today looks at the argument for backing larger city regions in the north.
In seeking to develop a credible intellectual and political case for a Gr...
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01
June
2015
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10:45
Europe/London
The NHS could achieve up to twice as much with the resources that the Government plans to spend introducing a full seven day service in the NHS in England, according to new research from The University of Manchester.
Health economists, working wit...
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