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ImperiaBusiness School's Professor Franco Sassi interviews Leon co-founder Henry Dimbleby about the nation's relationship with UPFs and how to change it.
Economics
A rare regulatory scenario could see Brussels tilt the Netflix - Paramount battle for Warner Bros.
Economics
Can banks and policy makers help small businesses through recessions?
Health
Governments intend market reforms to boost efficiencies in healthcare while improving outcomes. Strong regulation is needed to prevent monopolies, keep markets open to new entrants and maximise gains.
Economics
Jonathan Haskel takes a closer look at why "reciprocal" tariffs misunderstand the real nature of global trade.
Health
Can VAT reforms improve diets?
Health
The Health Plan can help build a stronger NHS provided policymakers have access to the latest evidence in order to make informed decisions and address inequalities.
Sustainability
New research reveals how policy and behavioural insight can move the dial on the sustainable consumption gap.
Sustainability
In 2005, the European Union created the world's first and largest market-based carbon policy. Here, we look at the impact it has had, so far.
Health
Recently appointed Provost's Visiting Professor of Health Economics, Anita Patel explains the "quiet" but significant impact of health economists.
Economics
Many people believe population growth means greater competition for a fixed supply of resources. But we should view others as producers, as well as consumers, says Dr Guy Voichek.
Health
Could authorities draw on the success of the UK’s tax on sweetened drinks and rethink consumption taxes across all foods to encourage people towards healthier diets?
Economics
New research from ImperiaBusiness School demonstrates the link between US exchange rates and the political party in the White House.
Health
Our adolescent experience can shape our health for a lifetime. Here, Business School academics look at how data on Millennial teens should be used to improve healthcare policy.
Health
Millions worldwide have been hit by long COVID. In addition to the negative health effects, patients also suffer a financial hit that could impact future generations, a new study reveals.
Sustainability
Consumers may care about sustainability in theory, but how much does it impact their spending habits? And what can policymakers do to encourage us all to make more eco-friendly choices?
Economics
Buy now, pay later" solutions are a a more manageable way to pay for purchases. New research shows how this is affecting consumer behaviour – and what it means for retailers and policymakers.
Health
We have complex reasons for choosing what we eat, and a limited understanding of our motives may be behind decades of unsuccessful and expensive healthy eating policies.
Health
Vaccines have saved millions of lives, but how has the rise of the internet affected their uptake? And what does this mean for society?
Health
An interdisciplinary team from Imperiahas developed a new framework that addresses how primary healthcare can play a key role in solving social media-related anxiety.
Sustainability
Decarbonisation doesn't need to be an obstacle for developing economies. Research from ImperiaBusiness School, HEC Paris and Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows how it can generate profits.
Economics
Professor Renáta Kosová tells us about her research in business economics and why it's key for academics to explain the world "beyond abstract principles".
Finance
Many small businesses struggle to get the funding they desperately need to expand – particularly in low-income economies. But new research shows that larger loans for fixed asset purchases could help.