Consumer price index inflation levels have reached new worrying levels of a 40 year high. US consumer prices rose by 8.5% in March (a...

Rishi Sunak (or rather his wife) has had a rough time as of late. His personal finances have been under intense scrutiny, something many...

A report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (a think-tank) has suggested that the new government reforms to the student loan system will...

Economic growth is measured by GDP growth and by the productive potential of an economy, whereas economic development is seen through...

Last month in the US, records show that there was job growth of 431,000 as people are increasingly able to return to their old jobs or...

Since the beginning of the pandemic, millions of workers have been working from the confines of the home. Recently, lowering cases have...

There’s been a lot of talk surrounding free speech in the past decade. The development of websites such as Twitter, Instagram, and...

Switzerland and Singapore may, at least on the surface, appear completely different nations. One is surrounded by sea, the other has...

Inflation within the Eurozone peaked at an all-time high of 7.5% compared with prices in March 2021, placing the European Central Bank...

The shock of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the 24th of February and its subsequent campaign has seen international attention...

Protectionist measures are restrictions on free trade in the form of tariffs, quotas, government subsidies and other non-tariff barriers....

The invasion of Ukraine has seen rapid rises in the prices of coal, oil and gas as countries scramble to replace Russian sources. UN...

Across the world, more than 100 countries have an enforced national minimum wage (“How are minimum wages set?”, n.d.). Not only do they...

Recently, Uk’s business secretary has proposed tripling the supply of solar panels and doubling onshore wind power by 2030, which offers...

A recent report from the Financial Times shows that UK credit card debts have climbed to record highs as consumers have attempted to...

Anybody who has done even a shallow analysis of economics knows who John Maynard Keynes is. As one of the most influential economists and...

Data from the Office for National Statistics revealed that retail sales in Britain fell unexpectedly in February, raising concerns over...

In the Conservative Party’s 2019 general election manifesto, Boris Johnson pledged, in the area of the protection of democracy, to:...

The US and the UK have finally agreed upon a deal to end Trump-era tariffs imposed on British steel and aluminium imports into the US, on...

Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve of the United States, has recently stated that he believes the Federal Reserve needs to move...