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TZIAMALIS, Alexander and WANG, Yuan (2023). Autumn statement: what national insurance cuts and other changes mean for young people. The Conversation. [Article]

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TZIAMALIS, Alexander and WANG, Yuan (2023). How holidaying in developing countries affects local inequality. The Conversation. [Article]

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WANG, Yuan and TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2023). International tourism and income inequality: The role of economic and financial development. Tourism Economics. [Article]

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TZIAMALIS, Alexander and WANG, Yuan (2022). Inflation: why it’s very unlikely to get back below 2% for years to come. The Conversation. [Article]

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TZIAMALIS, Alexander and WANG, Yuan (2022). Five ways an ultra strong dollar could affect the global economy. The Conversation. [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander and WANG, Yuan (2022). Blowing the house down. The Mint Magazine. [Article]

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ALGARHI, Amr Saber and TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2021). Does the UK economy grow faster under a Conservative or Labour government? Economics and Business Letters, 10 (2). [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2017). Britain can't cope with a fall in house prices - here's why. Independent. [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2017). Should the UK be worried about inflation? No – looming deflation is the real concern. The conversation. [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2017). There are some alarming similarities between the British and Greek economies. Business Insider UK. [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2017). The IMF is at its weakest just as the world needs it most. Business standard. [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2017). Explainer: What is protectionism and could it benefit the US economy? Observer. [Article]

TZIAMALIS, Alexander (2017). What interest rates will mean for your mortgage choices. The Conversation. [Article]

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