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Economics

Sophie O'Brien
13th July 2022

UK and Korea post-Covid: Confronting ghosts of the past and why inclusive growth is a necessity and not a luxury
Sophie O'Brien
12th July 2022

The road ahead for electric cars relies on affordability, not scrapping grants
Sophie O'Brien
13th June 2022

Social security, the labour market and public health in the UK and South Korea
Sophie O'Brien
1st June 2022

Isn’t it all just class? Age and generations in British politics
Sophie O'Brien
16th May 2022

What can the Elite Quality Index 2022 tell us about our elites?
Sophie O'Brien
1st April 2022

April will be cruel to UK households, but the economy’s problems are much longer term
Sophie O'Brien
31st March 2022

All change or no change? The post-pandemic labour market in the UK
Sophie O'Brien
28th March 2022

What does the Government’s response to the Augar Review mean for widening participation in higher education? Part three: Lifelong Loan Entitlement
Sophie O'Brien
18th March 2022

What does the Government’s response to the Augar Review mean for widening participation in higher education? Part two - minimum entry requirements and student number controls
Sophie O'Brien
15th March 2022

What does the Government’s response to the Augar Review mean for widening participation in higher education? Part one - fees and finance