Just 3 weeks to go! Enter the Young Economist of the Year 2025 and share your bold ideas on today’s biggest economic questions! 🌍 Submit your blog, podcast, video or presentation by 29 June 2025. 👉 discovereconomics.co.uk/young-economis… Supported by KPMG UK and FT for Schools

Great to work with CAGE @ Warwick and Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) on this new series of video resources for schools - helping to show young people that working in #economics is about far more than #finance discovereconomics.co.uk/post/new-teach…

Our free #lessonplan helps teachers introduce the concept of #inequality to the classroom, including links to FT articles for real-world relevance. Find it here: buff.ly/DFqfkGc #TeachingEcon #EconEd #Economics

Students (yrs 10-13)! Enter the Young Economist of the Year #competition sponsored by KPMG and be in with a chance of visiting 10 Downing St and getting published in the Financial Times! buff.ly/ZS2N4gY #YoungEconomist #Economics #Alevels

Fantastic roundtable event yesterday @LSE to discuss improving access to basic economic literacy for all young people. Thanks to all the speakers and supporters/hosts! #economicliteracy #roundtable

Welsh Government Education Economi Cymru Bangor Business School Cardiff Business School Rhwydwaith Seren Discover Economics KPMG UK Will Hayward Wales Governance Centre Institute of Welsh Affairs Mark Drakeford 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales FSB Cymru Development Bank of Wales Principality Building Society Welsh Parliament Finance Committee RT😊A fortnight to go until the entry window closes for the Young Economist of the Year Competition 2025! Encourage the young people (Years 10-13) in your community to take a look at the competition guidance and submit an entry👇 discovereconomics.co.uk/young-economis… #YoungEconomistOfTheYear

Just 2 weeks to go to enter the #YoungEconomistoftheYear competition, sponsored by KPMG UK! Get your entries in to be in with a chance of being published in the FT 👉 buff.ly/ZS2N4gY #Economicscompetition #futureeconomist #youngeconomist KPMG UK FT for Schools

If you liked Series 1 then check out our new series on 'Representation, protest and political movement' with Discover Economics Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) and CAGE @ Warwick First up is Toke Aidt looking at The Reform Act 1832 📽 youtu.be/bPVgGJMODuA?si…

Throwback to the #YoungEconomistoftheYear competition final 2024! Hear from last year's finalists and find out what you could be a part of: buff.ly/s7PWRab Get your entries in by 29 June! #economicscompetition #futureeconomist #youngeconomist

Guto Ifan Ed Gareth Poole 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales Governance Centre Cardiff University Welsh Government Government Economic Service (GES) Richard Wyn Jones Welsh Revenue Authority CIOT ICAEW Dr Sara Closs-Davies The University of Manchester Bangor University Delighted that Mrs Thomas and Kate, winner Discover Economics Young Economist of the Year 2024 Wales Award joined us Welsh Government Tax conference! Kate is a pupil at Fitzalan High School Cardiff Council. RT please! Deadline for 2025 competition is 29/6👇 discovereconomics.co.uk/young-economis…

Welsh Government Education Economi Cymru Bangor Business School Cardiff Business School @RhwydwaithSeren Discover Economics KPMG UK Will Hayward Wales Governance Centre Institute of Welsh Affairs Mark Drakeford 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales FSB Cymru Development Bank of Wales Principality Building Society Welsh Parliament Finance Committee Ysgol Emrys ap Iwan Ysgol Eirias Rydal Penrhos School Cardiff Sixth Form College Ysgol Brynhyfryd Pembrokeshire College Llandovery College Tonyrefail Community School TonyrefailCS Upper School Share widely please #diolch Do you know of enthusiastic and talented young people in Year 10-13 at school or college who would be interested in competing? Open to all! Deadline Sunday 29.6 at 23:59 👇 discovereconomics.co.uk/young-economis…

Next in our video series for schools (in partnership with CAGE Research Centre and CEPH), economist Gaia Narciso discusses whether the effects of the great Irish Famine led to the 'Easter Rising' some 70 years later ▶️ Watch here! buff.ly/3MzcjjM #DiscoverEconomics

NEW in our #MeetAnEconomist series for #Pridemonth: Andrew Leicester, a Director from Frontier Economics and a cis gay man, shares insights from his path studying and working in #economics Read here: buff.ly/sQZQ0NO

Just ONE DAY left to get your entries in for the #YoungEconomistoftheYear competition, sponsored by @KPMGUK! Finalists will be invited to visit HM Treasury and Downing St, and the winner will be published in the FT! Deadline is midnight tomorrow! buff.ly/6HOJwMW FT for Schools

How did Sinn Fein rise to power? In this 5-min video, Economist Alan de Bromhead discusses the data that could explain how Sinn Fein rose to power so quickly in 1918: youtube.com/watch?v=TDBHQj… Series created with CAGE @ Warwick and Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) #discovereconomics #politicalhistory

Who joined the Nazis and did it pay off? In the next video in our series for schools (with CAGE @ Warwick and Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH), economist Matthias Blum discusses his findings around #Nazi party support: youtube.com/watch?v=uce029… #PoliticalHistory #DiscoverEconomics

How #Rwanda changed minds after #genocide: Watch the next video in our series for schools with CAGE @ Warwick and Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) where Arthur Blouin examines whether recent controversial government attempts at reconciliation have really healed society youtube.com/watch?v=RpyQTp…