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09
Dec
Unpriced spill-over effects of close proximity data centres.
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Dr Ricky Ray
There are approximately 11,000 data centres world-wide, as of December 2025. This number is rapidly growing as many internet services a...
27
Nov
Do US tariffs protect US jobs?
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Do tariffs benefit the national economy? More particularly, does the imposition of steel tariffs (taxes on imported steel) in the Unite...
23
Nov
What defines a market?
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The recent US government vs Meta case raised the question of what constitutes a market. At stake was Meta’s ownership of several promin...
19
Nov
CAS and IB economics: designing a market for Extended Essay projects.
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Economics is a practical subject. The application of economics in public policy, project evaluation, and resource allocation makes its ...
16
Nov
Markets in pricing household electricity
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The role of markets in pricing household electricity highlights the impact of market structure, strategic assets, and choice. Governmen...
08
Nov
Income inequality: romantic vs positive.
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The power of the romantic writers and artists was in their ability to persuade readers of the importance of concepts and ideas through ...
29
Oct
The economic cost of Indonesia’s sugarcane industry.
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The archipelago nation of Indonesia has a long history of promoting food self-sufficiency. The nation’s first President (1945-1967) fam...
29
Oct
Income inequality, global trade, and U.S. tariffs.
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Undoubtedly, the United States President Donald Trump’s second term in Office has dramatically changed the global trade landscape. Pres...
29
Oct
Say’s Law, Artificial Intelligence, and Technological Change.
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The impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to rapidly expand beyond education and the writing of website material. In 2024, glob...
29
Oct
The UK debt pressures
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What constitutes a sustainable level of public debt remains a topic of debt in economics? In 2025, the United Kingdom and France are ex...