The Royal Economic Society (RES) is calling for long-term action to address the shortage of economics teachers in the UK, as millions of young people remain unable to study the
The Royal Economic Society (RES) and Frontier Economics are pleased to announce an extension of their strategic partnership, continuing Frontier’s role as the Society’s Strategic Partner for Equity, Diversity and
A new global economic history reveals that women have always been at the heart of the economy. Written by Dr Victoria Bateman – Dr Victoria Bateman has taught at the
Feelings are central to our lives, so feelings data is of foundational importance to economists. It is common sense, and scientifically important, for economists to study happiness and mental wellbeing. Written
The Royal Economic Society is deeply concerned by reports that an academic economist has been publicly harassed at a London university because they are Israeli. Targeting an individual in this
We’re sending our congratulations to Philippe Aghion, Joel Mokyr and Peter Howitt on being awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for 2025 for their work on innovation-driven economic growth. To
The Royal Economic Society (RES) today warned that serious problems with the quality of UK economic statistics are preventing economists from conducting the research needed to support evidence-based policymaking. Recent
