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Health Shocks: the Ebola and Zika Outbreaks

The Institute for Economic Analysis of Decision-making is pleased to welcome Professor Imran Rasul (UCL) to give its annual lecture on the economics of the ebola and zika outbreaks.

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Older apprentices get lower earnings returns

New research from the Department of Economics shows younger apprentices earn on average 12-22% more and older apprentices on average 6-8% more when completing an apprenticeship.

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