Professor Nigel Jump writes the next in his economic blog series, and the current political context is still playing a part in the state of the economy.
Bournemouth University and University Hospitals Dorset (UHD) NHS Foundation Trust marked their second year of partnership by holding a workshop-themed celebration of collaborative research.
Results highlight how BU is making a difference to society through knowledge exchange activities – including research partnerships, working with business, and supporting local growth.
We are passing through a time of great change affecting labour, trade, and living standards. The issue is whether that change will support future progress.
Emeritus Professor Nigel Jump shares his latest blog on the Dorset economic landscape, the realities of stagflation, and the need for political leadership.
The latest data on growth, especially retail sales volumes of goods, suggests a recession is nearer than we hoped, especially for items of discretionary spending. At such times, it is important to address three issues: short term pressures and needs; long term trends and goals; and barriers to trade.
In response to war in Ukraine, the global economy, already vulnerable to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, has taken another body blow, as reflected in this month’s weakness of global stock markets in the face of even more supply chain disruption.
