π NEW on Econ Brief β Why shoppers make the economy productive, by Jose-Victor Rios-Rull
π https://ucleconbrief.co.uk/2026/10/08/why-shoppers-make-the-economy-productive/

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π NEW on Econ Brief β Why shoppers make the economy productive, by Jose-Victor Rios-Rull
π https://ucleconbrief.co.uk/2026/10/08/why-shoppers-make-the-economy-productive/
Careers Fairs are back!
Our fairs cover a range of industries and are open to students from any level or area of study.
Check out the full list: https://bit.ly/4rROdp5
π NEW on Econ Brief β When job loss hits home: why the teenage years hurt most, by Pedro Carneiro
π https://ucleconbrief.co.uk/2026/10/01/when-job-loss-hits-home-why-the-teenage-years-hurt-most/
This week Dr Michela Tincani will be taking part in the ENESET/European Commission Research to Policy webinar.
Join the event online this Wednesday (Sept 30th) at 2.30pm CET (1.30pm GMT) over zoom.
Programme: tinyurl.com/48z3pz74
Registration: tinyurl.com/4zpabkbr
πNEW on Econ Brief β Measuring teaching excellence: why good regulation depends on good data, by Parama Chaudhury πhttps://ucleconbrief.co.uk/2026/09/24/measuring-teaching-excellence-why-good-regulation-depends-on-good-data/
π NEW on Econ Brief β Macroeconomic shocks: the importance of knowing who is most affected, by Raffaella Giacomini
π NEW on Econ Brief
When good businesses cannot borrow: the wider cost of the gender credit gap, by Marta Morazzoni
π NEW on Econ Brief
The role of relationships in bank lending: a new approach, by Daniel Lewis
π https://ucleconbrief.co.uk/2026/09/03/the-role-of-relationships-in-bank-lending-a-new-approach/
π NEW on Econ Brief β Better teacher interactions boost childrenβs success: evidence from Ecuador, by Pedro Carneiro