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Two Economies, Two Markets: Comparing India and the UK’s Market Resilience

Two Economies, Two Markets: Comparing India and the UK’s Market Resilience

Nathan Samuel In the past decade, the global financial markets have faced significant turbulence and volatility. Many have paid close attention to how different markets have responded to these economic shocks, especially in the emerging versus developed economies. This analysis aims to compare the performance of the Indian stock market

What are the drivers of wealth inequality in the UK and how can they be addressed?

What are the drivers of wealth inequality in the UK and how can they be addressed?

Nathan Samuel The rich are getting richer. Let’s find out why. Wealth inequality refers to how unevenly assets are distributed among a population. Wealth is measured by taking the market value of one’s physical and intangible assets and subtracting the value of their liabilities. Wealth inequality creates significant

Is the gender pay gap a source of market failure?

Is the gender pay gap a source of market failure?

Chloe Jones The most persistent myth about the gender pay gap is that it doesn't exist at all. Influential figures like Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens have dismissed it as liberal propaganda. In reality, the term ‘gender pay gap’ is often misunderstood. It’s not about paying a

Fast Fashion - The True Cost of That Cheap T-Shirt

Fast Fashion - The True Cost of That Cheap T-Shirt

Erin Samuel, Year 7 Competition Winner Fast fashion. Those cheap clothes that you see online, in stores or even advertised on social media. Wherever you look, advertisements for outfits at prices that are a bit too low. Bright colours, trendy styles, cheap costs that lure you in to buy more,

The Economics of Risk: Why It Matters More Now Than Ever

The Economics of Risk: Why It Matters More Now Than Ever

George Tranter We come across all kinds of risks every day; crossing a busy road, trying a new exotic food or just walking home without a coat when there’s a chance of rain. Even though we may not realise it, risk is always playing a part in our decision

Should Sports Stop When Countries Fight?

Should Sports Stop When Countries Fight?

Bachan Sethi, Year 8 winner How the 2025 India-Pakistan Crisis Hurt Cricket Economics Introduction In May 2025, two of the world’s biggest cricket tournaments were abruptly cut short! Not because of rain or player injuries, but because two neighbouring countries were engaged in combat. India and Pakistan have disagreed

Inside the UK economy: Insights from NatWest Chief Economist Sebastian Burnside

Inside the UK economy: Insights from NatWest Chief Economist Sebastian Burnside

Adit Goyal In a recent briefing from NatWest chief economist, Sebastian Burnside, he shared an overview of the UK economy. From inflation and labour markets to evolving consumer behaviour and climate pressures, his remarks revealed an economy undergoing significant structural changes. Here are the key takeaways from his talk: 1.