University Of Stirling News
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An increasing number of Britons are working less than they want to and the issue of so-called underemployment is a better indicator than the jobless rate of slack in the labor market, according to a paper published today.
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The patient looks comatose. Life support must remain switched on until health is restored.
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Central bankers would like to be able to get back to business as usual where they change the price of money rather than its quantity. That day seems a long way off on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Consumer confidence is low and dropping around the world. And I am worried.
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Bee colonies exposed to a common class of pesticides may produce fewer queens and the chemicals may lead to insects’ deaths by impairing homing abilities, according to two studies in the journal Science.
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They sold their souls for a few pieces of silver. Well, actually for the chance to be in government, but probably not for long.
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If we don’t act fast, a plunge into depression is a growing risk in both the U.S. and the U.K.
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Last year during a cab ride in Dublin, I asked my driver how things were going in Ireland.
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It is time to reveal a dirty little insider’s secret. It isn’t hard to make time-series forecasting models produce wildly different results.
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The risks to the U.K.’s recovery are rising fast. All of the forward-looking business and consumer surveys have dropped to the levels of mid-2008, when the economy was about to spiral out of control. Now we are entering another slump driven by policy errors.
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