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UK retail sales weaken in ‘summer to forget’; stock markets rise as Nvidia surges – as it happened

Rolling live coverage of business, economics and financial markets as hopes for end of the rate hike cycle also boost shares

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Jonathan Perraton obituary

Other lives: Economist who nurtured a generation of students at Sheffield University

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The experience-hungry American consumer is already crashing the economy into a 'rolling recession,' Oxford Economics says

“Instead of a typical recession, it's possible the economy will fall into – or in fact is already in – a 'rolling' recession,” Oren Klachkin, lead U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, wrote Tuesday.

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How America’s hotbed of progressive economics borrowed from Milton Friedman to pressure the ultrawealthy on climate change

U. Mass–Amherst's Jared Starr says shareholder supremacy can tackle the climate emergency: "How do we provide the right incentive for people on corporate boards and the executive C-suite?"

Fortune

Study finds walkable communities are healthier for both mother, baby

A study found that pregnant women who live in walkable neighbourhoods with more sidewalks, parks and walking routes are more likely to engage in physical exercise and have safe pregnancies. Read further on Dynamite News:

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How English women’s football could become a billion pound industry

Christina Philippou, principal lecturer of economics at the University of Portsmouth explains where the money could come from to change the women’s game forever.

The Week

Diane Arbus on tour, recasting a Jewish myth, and capital works – the week in art

The great American photographer goes on show in Shetland, Sebastian Thomas remakes the Golem and economics gets a blockbuster – all in your weekly dispatch

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A-level trends: What this year’s results tell us

Computing and economics flourish while languages fall further out of fashion.

The Independent UK

Shrinking academic freedom, faculty’s existential crisis: Ashoka University struggles for its ‘liberal ethos’

A demolition drive is going on in Sonipat. The red bricked walls of Ashoka University— which prides itself as India’s premier liberal arts institution— are being foregone for a metaphorical saffron.

Newslaundry

US student stranded at Somerset school credits lockdowns for exam success

Finn Bennett, 18, from Maine, achieved A, A and B in government and politics, business and economics A-levels.

The Independent UK

Economics and computing A-levels show jump in popularity

For the first time, economics was one of the 10 most popular exams this year.

The Independent UK

Key statistics in this year’s A-level results

Maths remains the most popular subject, but economics has entered the top 10 for the first time.

The Independent UK

Line-up revealed for Scotonomics' 2024 Festival of Economics

THE line up for Scotland’s leading festival of economics has been announced – including top academics and international politicians.

The National (Scotland)

Home economics: a recipe to beat obesity

Brief letters: Ultra-processed food | MPs’ second jobs | Criminal activity | Pothole palaver | Toilet tech

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Owner of Kansas Newspaper Dies Amid 'Shock and Grief' After Police Raid

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UK employers to raise pay; tensions in Moscow as Russian rouble falls – as it happened

Rolling live coverage of business, economics and financial markets

The Hindu

Kerala textbooks to retain sections deleted by NCERT

Kerala’s new Class 11 and 12 supplementary textbooks of history, political science, sociology and economics have portions that were recently deleted by NCERT

Chicago Sun-Times

Honor LGBT veterans with affordable homeownership

The Federal Reserve’s 2019 Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking found that LGBT veterans were over four times more likely than non-LGBT veterans to report finding it difficult to get by financially.

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HS2 is the white elephant in the room. If the Tories won’t scrap it, Labour must

The vanity project is scandalously over budget. Finally cancelling it would show the party is serious about public finances, says the Guardian’s economics editor Larry Elliott

The Conversation

From Oppenheimer to Milton Friedman: how the Cold War battle of economic ideas shaped our world

Is Oppenheimer a movie for our time, reminding us of the tensions, dangers and conflicts of the old Cold War while a new one threatens to break out?

The National (Scotland)

Can the UK Government really afford to NOT pay the Wellbeing Pension?

So far in this series of articles on the Wellbeing Economics Approach, we have discussed how the current economic system has negative societal…

Fortune

San Francisco's office sector is at the epicenter of the crash—this research firm predicts values there will fall at least 40% by 2025

Capital Economics forecasts that San Francisco office values will drop 40%, at the very least, in the next couple of years.

Reason

Prohibition Gave Us Tranq-Laced Fentanyl

Mixing other drugs with xylazine is driven by the economics of prohibition.

The Conversation

6 reasons Australians don't trust economists, and how we could do better

Economics is about organising markets in ways that contribute to social welfare, which means anyone interested in anything from inequality to housing affordability, to health and education systems, or climate change to gender gaps ought to be interested in it.

The Guardian - UK

Note to Keir Starmer: delaying investment in childcare would be bad economics – and bad politics

Failure to support women affects productivity. Neglect of female voters could also cost Labour crucial votes, says Ignacia Pinto of the Women’s Budget Group thinktank

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