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“Boris is to sound economics what Nick Kyrgios is to diplomacy” -- Tim Martin

In 1845, Karl Marx declared: “philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it”.

MEXICO CITY — Alejandro Miguel Andino Caballero had almost completed his university studies in marketing. His fiancee, Margie Támara Paz Grajeda, had earned a degree in economics. Both viewed education as a means to launch careers and surmount humble origins in Honduras, where endemic poverty, crime and corruption have long…

The London School of Economics says the damage to Welsh ports has not been factored in by UK Government despite warnings from ministers in Wales.

The prediction for later this year comes from the New Economics Foundation think tank, which has made a series of recommendations to help families

The gender diversity of thought leadership in finance is lower than in most other academic fields, our research shows. Finance ranks 132nd out of 175 fields with a representation of only 10.3% women among its thought leaders. Yet these women outperform their male peers.

Rising prices and recession mean the last thing the government should do is muddle through and leave everything to the market, writes economics editor Larry Elliott

The Department of Economics and Statistics, Thrissur district, will conduct various competitions in connection with the 16th National Statistics Day. The competitions include online quiz, essay writing, e-poster, and short films.

A study by the Resolution Foundation think tank and London School of Economics details some of the outcomes of the decision to quit the EU - six years after the historic vote

On Monday, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard delivered a presentation on the economic landscape to the Barcelona School of Economics.

The biggest shutdown of the national rail network since 1989