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Why Tokyo is a high-tech city
The Impressive Development of Japan’s Technology and Why Tokyo Is Such a High-Tech City: Japan is one of the most sophisticated societies in the…
Why I’m Voting Conservative on June 8th
This was always meant to be an election about Britain’s place in the world. It was meant to be one dominated by Brexit and…
The View From Scotland: Why I’m Voting SNP
A vote for the SNP, for me, isn’t a vote for Nicola Sturgeon or Angus Robertson to be the next Prime Minister of the…
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The Economics of Red Nose Day
With Brexit looming large in Britain and America facing a turbulent future, we could all do with some Comic Relief. It’s hoped that the…
The Economics of the Super Bowl
There are not many sporting events that generate an audience greater than the entire population of Britain. Yet, early every year, over 100 million…
The Economics of New Years Resolutions
As 2016 turns its unpredictable back on us, we now turn to 2017; and with that, for many of us, comes a New Year’s…
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Why Tokyo is a high-tech city
The Impressive Development of Japan’s Technology and Why Tokyo Is Such a High-Tech City: Japan is one of the most sophisticated societies in the…
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The 2017 General Election
For the many previous questions, there are few answers For the first time in its history, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has…
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Would renationalisation improve Britain’s railways?
Britain’s railway network and its weather have two things in common: both are highly variable in quality, and both provide Britons with ample opportunities…
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Who can we trust to keep us safe?
As campaigning continues in the wake of our most recent terror attack, the British people are now asking: who has the answers when it…
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Why I’m Voting Conservative on June 8th
This was always meant to be an election about Britain’s place in the world. It was meant to be one dominated by Brexit and…
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Jeremy Corbyn’s Foreign Policy: A Curious Case of Realpolitik?
If there is one thing that can be said about Jeremy Corbyn’s time in politics it is that he sticks to his principles, often…
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The View From Scotland: Why I’m Voting SNP
A vote for the SNP, for me, isn’t a vote for Nicola Sturgeon or Angus Robertson to be the next Prime Minister of the…
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Confirmation Bias, Social Media and the 2017 General Election
Fake news, false news, bias news—whatever epithet we assign it, questioning the veracity of the news around us has become a popular pastime since…
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Brand Reputation: The Breaking Point
Most entrepreneurs believe that starting a business will make them rich and famous in a blink of an eye. Sadly, that is not how…
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