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Will European regulators shape Hollywoods bidding war?
A rare regulatory scenario could see Brussels tilt the Netflix - Paramount battle for Warner Bros.
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What really helps SMEs through downturns?
Can banks and policy makers help small businesses through recessions?
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Lessons in leverage: How monetary policy could cause financial instability
Why raising interest rates might make banks riskier, not safer.
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How protectionism risks undermining the US economy
Jonathan Haskel takes a closer look at why "reciprocal" tariffs misunderstand the real nature of global trade.
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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?
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Is the West too blinkered to help frontier markets?
Challenging western assumptions about frontier markets.
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Dr Alireza Aghaee talks about the human side of market inefficiencies
From equity markets to debt structures across 52 countries, Dr Aghaee uncovers the hidden constraints driving finance today.
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Dr Heeyoung Yoon on consumer judgment, bias and better decision-making
Dr Yoon talks about consumer behaviour and interventions that can guide towards more sustainable decisions.
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Ragvir Sabharwal on building strong analytical foundations for the next generation
Dr Sabharwals teaching focuses on equipping students to think rigorously about data and its role in decision-making.
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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.
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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 勛圖窪蹋 Business School shows that, in certain cases, biding your time could increase your profits.
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How can US presidential cycles help predict exchange rates?
New research from 勛圖窪蹋 Business School demonstrates the link between US exchange rates and the political party in the White House.
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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.
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Profile: Professor Ren獺ta Kosov獺 on women in academia and why microeconomics matters
Professor Ren獺ta Kosov獺 tells us about her research in business economics and why it's key for academics to explain the world "beyond abstract principles".
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Boomers versus Millennials: a new perspective on generational wealth in the UK
New research finds evidence that there is more solidarity between generations than the Millennials versus Boomers narrative would suggest.
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What India can teach us about social mobility
Poorer children across the world face worse prospects than their more privileged peers. Heres what India can teach us about the economic and moral challenge of social mobility.
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Ageing populations and declining birth rates: are they really such a catastrophe?
Longer lives, coupled with a trend for richer countries to produce fewer children, has led to panic. But are these really things we should be worrying about?
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Restarting the future: why the intangible economy isnt working and how we can fix it
The failure of financial institutions to keep up with the rise of the intangible economy has led to economic disappointment across the developed world. So, why has this happened and what do we do now?
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How central bank's interest rate rises affect the richest and poorest families
Received wisdom has it that low rates boost economic growth, spreading wealth across society. But Professor Jos矇-Luis Peydr籀 and his colleagues have been able to reveal the truth.
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Why do poorer consumers often pay more?
New research shows people with less money are willing to pay more to avoid potentially discriminatory commercial environments.
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Why is the gap between the rich and the poor getting wider? Europe versus the US
European and American households have seen their wealth grow by roughly similar degrees over the last 50 years, but in the US, the gap between the rich and the poor has become much more pronounced.
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Does economic injustice fade or persist?
Economic growth theory supplies a useful tool for thinking about how actions in the past affect the future.
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The economic cost of climate change
Dr Cl獺udia Cust籀dio discusses how rising temperatures affect business performance, and why its vital that we understand the macroeconomic impact of climate change.