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An end to reckon-based policymaking?

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

7 August, 2017Sam Ashworth-HayesShare An end to reckon-based policymaking?  Of all the words to cause an economist’s heart to sink, there is nothing quite like a politician opening a sentence …

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Uber generates 18-million-dollars of consumer ‘wellbeing’ every day.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

30 September, 2016Samantha van UrkShare Uber generates 18-million-dollars of consumer ‘wellbeing’ every day.  The price of a good in a market reflects both consumer value and the cost of producing …

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Taking regulation to the masses? The trend towards customer engagement.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

1 June, 2016Aidan CalvelliShare Taking regulation to the masses? The trend towards customer engagement. When most people hear the word “regulation,” they likely think about government bureaucrats and bloated agencies. For …

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Test scores drop when the football’s on.

In Blog by Manuel Monti-Nussbaum

31 May, 2016Rob MetcalfeShare Test scores drop when the football’s on.  On June 10th, the 2016 European Championship starts in France. England, Northern Ireland, and Wales will be represented at …