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UK economy in 2025: resilient but uneven

The United Kingdom remains one of the world’s largest economies, with a diversified industrial base and global financial leadership.

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UK economy in 2025: navigating recovery, inequality, and regional disparities

After a modest rebound in 2024, steady growth is expected in 2025, driven by lower inflation, rising real wages, and easing interest rates, though key economic and social challenges remain.

Economic and environmental impacts of electricity outages

Without electricity outages, Cameroon’s economy could have grown at more than double the actual rate.

Pork market size and projections

Our central estimates suggest that, with the prevailing retail prices, the pork market in Cameroon was valued at CFA 231B. In terms of foresight, the market could reach CFA 490B by 2030.

Which African countries made the highest leap in GDP per capita in the last decade?

Only 3 African countries were capable of doubling their GDP per capita between 2013 and 2023. The performance is relatively poor compared to their South Asian counterparts.

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What are DSGE Models?

Prof. Larry Christiano provides a good introduction to this class of general equilibrium models that has become the core tool for central banks around the world.

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UK economy in 2025: resilient but uneven

The United Kingdom remains one of the world’s largest economies, with a diversified industrial base and global financial leadership. Following a modest rebound in 2024, the UK economy is projected to grow steadily through 2025, supported by falling inflation, rising real wages, and easing interest rates. However, significant economic and social challenges persist.

Economic and environmental impacts of electricity outages

Electricity is essential for both economic development and social well-being. However,many developing countries, including Cameroon, face challenges of unreliable and insufficient electricity supply, leading to substantial but often unquantified damages.

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