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We're a department of leading academics and inquisitive students, researching the biggest economic issues underpinning our society today.

From looking at how online dating is changing the face of society, to how students show bias towards female lecturers, or how technology can predict where and when a crime will happen, we're asking big questions and sharing the answers with you.

Here you can stay up-to-date with the very latest news from the Department of Economics.

 

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