National Single Parents Day: Reflecting on single parents and employment
On National Single Parents Day, Dr Laura Radcliffe reflects on how we can attract, support and retain single parents in the workplace, with an emphasis on the added pressure faced by single mothers.
Posted on: 21 March 2024
Women in Economics: In conversation with Lucy Charnock
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we caught up with First Class Honours Business Economics graduate, Lucy Charnock.
Posted on: 5 March 2024
International Women's Day Case Study: Selina Suri
We caught up with class of 2017 Business Economics Year in Industry graduate, Selina Suri, who reflects on her experiences as a student at the Management School, and her journey after graduation.\n\nSelina is currently based in London, has two dogs and has recently taken up running in her free time!
Posted on: 5 March 2024
Inspiring inclusion in the workplace: Narratives of constraint and flexibility among middle and older-age employed women
Management School alumni, Dr Lucy Ryan, and Professor Caroline Gatrell’s research looks into how are middle- and older-age women employees perceived and treated at work.
Posted on: 4 March 2024
Lessons learnt from the experience of lasting zero interest rates and non-standard monetary policy measures
Read Bank of Greece Governor, Professor Yannis Stournaras, speech for his guest speaker talk at the University of Liverpool, about the lessons learnt from the experience of lasting zero interest rates and non-standard monetary policy measures, on 26 February 2024.
Posted on: 26 February 2024
Do geopolitical risks influence UK monetary policy?
In their search for factors influencing UK monetary policy, Costas Milas and Michael Ellington trace the impact of geopolitical risks and oil prices on CPI inflation, GDP growth and monetary policy over the last 65 years.
Posted on: 9 February 2024
Assisting central banks in making optimal monetary decisions
Professor Oliver de Groot presents a toolkit to assist central banks’ monetary policy decisions with optimal projections.
Posted on: 4 January 2024
'Hillsborough Law': bereaved families let down again
As an active supporter of the Hillsborough Law Now Campaign, Professor Lynn Sudbury-Riley comments on the Government's rejection to fully commit to the 'Hillsborough Law' and how this decision will benefit those who fail to tell the truth at public inquiries.
Posted on: 8 December 2023
Satellite Imagery Analytics: a game changer for institutional crop credit management in India
Dr Gopal Narayanamurthy's research identifies uncertainties affecting institutional crop credit management in India and highlights the benefits of integrating Satellite Imagery Analytics (SIA) based monitoring into the process.
Posted on: 28 November 2023
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National Single Parents Day: Reflecting on single parents and employment
On National Single Parents Day, Dr Laura Radcliffe reflects on how we can attract, support and retain single parents in the workplace, with an emphasis on the added pressure faced by single mothers.
Posted on: 21 March 2024