For decades, the migration of skilled professionals from developing to developed countries has sparked heated debates among policymakers and economists. Often seen as a classic example of "brain drain ...

Dr. Charles Handy, who passed away on December 13, 2024, at the age of 92, was truly a towering figure in the realm of management and organisational theory. His profound insights, groundbreaking ...

Starbucks baristas across the United States are taking to the picket lines in a high-profile strike, drawing attention to economic dynamics that ripple far beyond coffee shops. Over 11,000 workers, ...

Here's our weekly politics news quiz! There are 8 multi-choice questions about news events relating to politcs from the previous 7 days. Most of the questions are about the UK but some may focus on ...

A legal battle between Yorkshire’s last commercial Brussels sprout grower and German retail giant Aldi has brought key economic concepts to the forefront. The case highlights the economic implications ...

Research findings that are probably wrong cited far more than robust ones, study finds 1st June 2021 ...

Consumer sovereignty is the principle that consumers, through their purchasing decisions, determine the demand for goods and services, and therefore have a powerful influence on what is produced and ...

A cognitive bias is a systematic error in thinking that affects the decisions and judgments made by individuals. It can arise from various sources, such as personal ...

The measure of how effectively economic growth reduces poverty, with higher elasticity indicating stronger poverty reduction.

Resources and approaches to support effective revision and exam technique for AQA A-Level Biology exams in summer 2025, and exploring lessons learned from the 2024 exams. This course is focused on ...

In the world of economics, theories often serve as a lens through which we attempt to understand complex human behaviour and market dynamics. These theories, however, rely on simplified assumptions ...

For legal causation to be satisfied it does not need to be proved that the defendant was the principal, or a substantial, cause of the death, it is enough to prove that there was something more than a ...