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Are healthcare market reforms delivering better outcomes for patients?
Governments intend market reforms to boost efficiencies in healthcare while improving outcomes. Strong regulation is needed to prevent monopolies, keep markets open to new entrants and maximise gains.
Economics
Lessons in leverage: How monetary policy could cause financial instability
Why raising interest rates might make banks riskier, not safer.
Sustainability
Professor Eddie Anderson on overcoming the risk and uncertainty of the energy sector
Professor Eddie Anderson tells us why a creative approach to analytics is crucial to managing the energy sector.
Economics
How protectionism risks undermining the US economy
Jonathan Haskel takes a closer look at why "reciprocal" tariffs misunderstand the real nature of global trade.
Economics
Why we need to change our view on money for emerging economies
How could a corporate finance perspective improve nations’ abilities to invest, grow and manage the economy?
Finance
When winning comes at a price: The business of pay-to-win add-ons
Pay-to-win (P2W) add-ons are controversial in the gaming industry. New research by Mushegh Harutyunyan and Esma Koca reveals when a game developer should introduce them and how to design and price it.
Health
Key lessons from Costa Rica’s attempt to use taxation to boost healthy eating
Can VAT reforms improve diets?
Health
Shaping smarter healthcare decisions through economic evaluation at ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ
In conversation with Professor Anita Patel to learn about the strategic launch of ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Health Economic Evaluation.
Economics
Is the West too blinkered to help frontier markets?
Challenging western assumptions about frontier markets.
Marketing
How platforms can win by selling smarter, not harder
New research shows how platforms can manage competition more effectively by rethinking how they share information with providers.
Finance
Patrick Schneider on household finance and the legacies of institutions
From household liquidity to UK’s productivity, Dr Schneider brings a unique voice in the research landscape.
Economics
Ragvir Sabharwal on building strong analytical foundations for the next generation
Dr Sabharwal’s teaching focuses on equipping students to think rigorously about data and its role in decision-making.
Health
Profile: Professor Anita Patel goes behind-the-scenes of health economics
Recently appointed Provost's Visiting Professor of Health Economics, Anita Patel explains the "quiet" but significant impact of health economists.
Economics
Why we fail to see the positives of population growth and immigration
Many people believe population growth means greater competition for a fixed supply of resources. But we should view others as producers, as well as consumers, says Dr Guy Voichek.
Economics
The hidden benefits of releasing your product later than your rivals
The benefits of being first to market are well known. But new research from ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Business School shows that, in certain cases, biding your time could increase your profits.
Health
Obesity: How can governments best combat rising rates?
Could authorities draw on the success of the UK’s tax on sweetened drinks and rethink consumption taxes across all foods to encourage people towards healthier diets?
Economics
How can US presidential cycles help predict exchange rates?
New research from ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Business School demonstrates the link between US exchange rates and the political party in the White House.
Health
Lessons for leaders: what has long COVID done to personal finances?
Millions worldwide have been hit by long COVID. In addition to the negative health effects, patients also suffer a financial hit that could impact future generations, a new study reveals.
Economics
What the rise of "buy now, pay later" means for consumers and retailers
Buy now, pay later" solutions are a a more manageable way to pay for purchases. New research shows how this is affecting consumer behaviour – and what it means for retailers and policymakers.
Leadership and management
Profile: Professor Kalyan Talluri on how operational management helps business and society
From roads to healthcare, Professor Kalyan Talluri's work in operational management aims to maximise efficiency and profits while allocating scarce resources effectively.
Sustainability
Optimising renewables: a model for profitable decarbonisation
Decarbonisation doesn't need to be an obstacle for developing economies. Research from ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Business School, HEC Paris and Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows how it can generate profits.
Economics
Profile: Professor Renáta Kosová on women in academia and why microeconomics matters
Professor Renáta Kosová tells us about her research in business economics and why it's key for academics to explain the world "beyond abstract principles".