Top 15 UK Economics RSS Feeds

1. Institute of Economic Affairs Blog RSS Feed

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Our mission is to improve understanding of the fundamental institutions of a free society by analysing and expounding the role of markets in solving economic and social problems.
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2. Tax Research UK Blog RSS Feed

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Tax Research UK Blog is a thought-provoking platform that delves into tax policy, economic issues, and financial transparency. The blog provides in-depth analysis on topics such as tax justice, public finance, and corporate accountability, challenging conventional perspectives and advocating for equitable tax systems. Designed for policy makers, academics, and finance professionals, Tax Research UK Blog offers insightful commentary on the implications of tax policy reforms and economic trends...MORE Facebook Followers 1.8KTwitter Followers 233.4K Frequency 4 posts/day Since Jan 2005

3. mainly macro RSS Feed

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Mainly Macro is a blog authored by Simon Wren-Lewis, a respected economist and professor at Oxford University, focusing on macroeconomic issues. Wren-Lewis frequently comments on economic policies, especially those concerning austerity, monetary policy, and fiscal policy. The blog is recognized for its insightful analysis, evidenced by Wren-Lewis winning the New Statesman SPERI Prize in Political Economy in 2016. Known for his clear and critical examination of economic strategies, Wren-Lewis's work contributes significantly to contemporary economic discourse.MORE Twitter Followers 40.8K Frequency 1 post/week Since Dec 2011

4. Economics help blog RSS Feed

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Tejvan studied PPE at LMH, Oxford University and works as an economics teacher and writer.
Twitter Followers 3K Frequency 2 posts/week Since Feb 2007

5. John Kay RSS Feed

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John Kay's blog, johnkay.com, features insightful commentary on economics, finance, and business, authored by one of Britain's leading economists. John Kay, with a distinguished career that includes roles as the first dean of Oxford's Said Business School and a Fellow of the British Academy, provides clear analysis on complex economic issues. His work emphasizes a pluralist approach, exploring various dimensions of economic theory and practice. The blog is a valuable resource for understanding the nuanced interplay between markets and society.MORE Facebook Followers 125 Frequency 1 post/month

6. Notayesmanseconomics's Blog RSS Feed

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Notayesmanseconomics is a blog by Shaun Richards, an independent economist providing detailed analysis and commentary on economic policies and events. Richards' blog covers a wide range of economic topics, with a particular focus on monetary policy, public finances, and financial markets. Known for his critical perspective and in-depth analysis, the blog aims to cut through mainstream economic narratives and provide readers with a clear understanding of complex economic issues...MORE Twitter Followers 10.5K Frequency 1 post/day Since Nov 2009

7. The Sloman Economics News Site RSS Feed

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This blog discusses economic issues in the news and relates these news items to key economic concepts and theories. Links are given to a range of articles and other relevant material and each blog post finishes with a set of discussion questions. Most of the postings are by John Sloman, Dean Garratt, Jon Guest, Elizabeth Jones, Matt Olczak, Catherine Youds, and Nicholas Vasilakos.MORE Frequency 3 posts/month

8. The Enlightened Economist Blog RSS Feed

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The Enlightenment Economics blog is a thoughtful exploration of the intersection between economic theory and the real world, where [Diane Coyle] skillfully weaves together analysis, critique, and reflection. This space is where economics transcends mere numbers, evolving into a narrative that examines how economic forces shape society, culture, and our daily lives. Coyle's writing captures the delicate balance between academic rigor and accessible prose, inviting readers into a conversation that is both intellectually stimulating and deeply relevant...MORE Twitter Followers 63.4K Frequency 2 posts/month

9. EconomicsUK.com RSS Feed

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EconomicsUK is the personal website of David Smith, the Economics Editor of The Sunday Times, London. His easy to understand writing and clearly defined causes and consequences makes this an accessible blog for beginners.MORE Twitter Followers 40.1K Frequency 9 posts/year Since Dec 2002

10. Vox EU RSS Feed

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Key topics covered are development, competition policy, economic history, education, energy, environment, exchange rates, financial markets, financial regulation and banking, macroeconomic policy, global economy and more. VoxEU.org - CEPR's policy portal was set up in June 2007 to promote research-based policy analysis and commentary by leading economists.MORE Twitter Followers 60.5K

11. National Institute of Economic and Social Research | Blog RSS Feed

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The National Institute aims to promote, through quantitative and qualitative research, a deeper understanding of the interaction of economic and social forces that affect people's lives, and the ways in which policies can improve them.MORE Facebook Followers 1.3KTwitter Followers 16KInstagram Followers 709

12. The Academic Health Economists' Blog RSS Feed

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The Academic Health Economists' Blog exists to provide an online presence for the discussion of issues and developments in health economics. A place where people can present their views, opinions, ideas, and takes on current affairs from the perspective of health economics. The site has a simple aim is to promote healthy debate in the field, with a sharing of ideas.MORE Facebook Followers 539Twitter Followers 6.3K Frequency 5 posts/year Since Feb 2011