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Who gets to become an economist? Join the RES Diversity & Inclusion Network on 29 June to explore how initiatives like @discoverecon.bsky.social & professional #economics apprenticeships are helping to widen participation & challenge stereotypes in the profession. More: bit.ly/4ozTrEn #EconSky

Diversity & Inclusion Network Event: 29 June 2026 - Royal Economic Society

Diversity & Inclusion Network event:From Classroom to Career: Building an Inclusive Economics Pipeline. 29 June 2026.

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⏰ Just 2 weeks left to enter! Young Economist of the Year 2026 closes on 29 June 2026. 🏛️ Finalists will present to industry experts and visit HM Treasury, 10 Downing Street and @kpmguk. Enter now - buff.ly/Hsr3kaH

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Launching a new video series with @discoverecon.bsky.social which looks at how migration shapes economies. Our first episode discusses why the Irish Famine caused one of the biggest exoduses from a single island in history - and what more could have been done to help. ▶️

Why the Irish Famine relief failed

Between 1845 and 1855 at least 1 million people died and 2.1 million left Ireland because of famine caused by potato blight and the limited relief provided by the UK government. One of the greatest…

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Gweminar 3, Sut mae tariffau yn siapio prisiau a masnach byd-eang? 🌍📈 Gweminar Darganfod Economeg gan Ysgol Fusnes Albert Gubay, Prifysgol Bangor a sgwrs gan economegydd ifanc o Lywodraeth Cymru. Perffaith ar gyfer dysgwyr ym Mlwyddyn 11–13 👇 youtu.be/UNgNCeGzpO4

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How do tariffs shape the world around you? 🌍📈 Hosted by The Albert Gubay Business School at Bangor University, with support from Welsh Government, this webinar breaks down tariffs in action, exploring global trade, prices, and real-world impact. Perfect for Y11–13 students 👇 youtu.be/r3VnXXPtDfw

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