Interview: It really is ‘summit’ special
Alice Cobb previews the Warwick Economics Summit & interviews the coordinators of the event
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In the Interest of everyone?
In conjuction with WFS, Boar Money takes a look at the state of the BofE’s Monetary Policy
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What’s the deal with ‘Utility Theory?’
Traditionally defined in economics as satisfaction, utility is a representation of consumer preference. When making any investment or purchasing decision, consumers will always try to maximize their own utility. Rational consumers will always want more, but are faced with budgetary constraints. Decisions then must be made with consideration of opportunity...
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Snapchat’s value disappearing in 8,7,6,5…
George Creasy takes a look at the future of technology company, Snapchat
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What’s the deal with ‘Capital Structure?’
What do aeroplanes and capital structure have common
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Warwick Pole spins circles in Berlin
The society is upping the bar, even across Europe
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New farm shop to open on Stoneleigh Road
A small shop promising all the best local vegetables and meat from Warwickshire has been established on Stoneleigh Road.
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New Sainsbury’s may open in North Leamington
Sainsbury’s, the second largest chain of supermarkets in the UK, may be opening a new store in North Leamington.
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What’s the point of poetry?
Unnati Shah explains the power of poetry and why we should be reading more
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Thrift under the Vice
Bethan Smith retells the outrage over Vice-Chancellor Nigel Thrift's pay rise at a recent student demonstration outside Senate House
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Literary battle of the sexes
Our writers go head-to-head to prove that in literature, gender really does matter
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Links with Indonesia strengthened
Warwick one of three British universities to host a visit from the Indonesian Institute of Science
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