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As part of Ideas for the UK: Election Economics International Week, the latest Economics Observatory article focuses on partiesβ ideas on three big topics: migration, climate, and trade. Read more: economicsobservatory.com/ideas-for-the-β¦
It's Election Day! #GE2024 Here's the round up of 'Ideas for the UK β election economics collection' from the Economics Observatory economicsobservatory.com/ideas-for-the-β¦
Gabriel, a BSc Economics student, travelled from Brazil to the UK to study at University of Bristol. Thanks to the Think Big Scholarship and the Professional Liaison Network his academic dreams are becoming a reality! ππ economics.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/2024/07/09/stuβ¦ #StudentSuccess #Mentorship
ποΈFestival of Economics 2024 π£οΈAsking economists and experts from around the world the key economic questions of our time. π 30 September - 3 October 2024 πTaking place across Bristol city centre, Watershed, Bristol Uni Events, University of Bristol | School of Economics economicsobservatory.com/festival-of-ecβ¦
Inequalities β the Marshall Paley Lecture, with Sarah Smith University of Bristol | School of Economics and Richard Blundell 1900-2000, Thursday 3 October 2024, The Great Hall University of Bristol buff.ly/3YzcWBR
From studying economics at University of Bristol to launching her own fashion brand and shaping the next generation of sustainable entrepreneurs. Discover Anisa's story and how studying economics can lead to amazing opportunities. π brnw.ch/21wLZLU
Do female economists face an authority gap in the eyes of the public? A recent IZA paper by Hans Henrik Sievertsen (University of Bristol | School of Economics, VIVEviden) & Sarah Smith explores this intriguing question. Find answers in the IZA Newsroom β¬οΈ newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/resβ¦
How effective are poverty graduation programmes when the asset transfer size varies? Can more poor households be supported? Hear Christine Valente (University of Bristol) presenting her research next Thursday. π 12 Sept, 12:00-13:00 CEST π UNU-MERIT & online β‘οΈ bit.ly/4dL6pJf
The 2nd City/RHUL Workshop on Family and Health Economics will take place at City on Sept 19! π’ π Keynote by Monica Costa Dias University of Bristol | School of Economics We have an exciting programme! Details and sign up to attend at: π tinyurl.com/mtawzwst #EconTwitter Royal Holloway
π’ Professor Simon Burgess (Simon Burgess) named as expert advisor by Ofsted as part of the insights and evidence (education) external reference group. brnw.ch/21wMnm8