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Members are asked to note that the application deadline for grants to attend Conferences taking place in June, July, August, September or beyond, is... Read more
RES Young Economist of the Year essay competition deadline for essays to be uploaded has been extended to midnight Sunday 30 June (was Mon 24... Read more
In the April 2012 RES Newsletter, Diane Coyle reported on a conference sponsored by the Bank of England and the UK’s Government Economic Service to... Read more
Webcasts from the RES Annual Conference at Royal Holloway are now available to watch here. Read more
In recent weeks the headlines in France have been dominated by the news of the rich and famous fleeing the country to avoid the new government’s high... Read more
If China removed its export subsidies consumers around the world would see their real income fall by 1% – but China’s national income would rise by... Read more
Research by Tim Besley, Thiemo Fetzer and Hannes Mueller, presented at the Royal Economic Society’s 2013 annual conference indicates that for every... Read more
Raising the compulsory school leaving age in the UK is likely to reduce the rate of teenage pregnancy, currently among the highest in Europe is the... Read more
Retirement doesn’t mean the end of paid work, according to a study by Ricky Kanabar, presented at the Royal Economic Society’s 2013 annual conference... Read more
Analysis by Theodore Koutmeridis, presented at the Royal Economic Society’s 2013 annual conference last week suggests that rising inequality in the US... Read more