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The Business podcast: British Airways and behavioural econmics

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British Airways braces itself for 12 days of Christmas strikes. Plus, what advice can an economist give about sticking to our new year resolutions

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The Business podcast: British Airways and behavioural econmics

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published 15 лет назад

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British Airways braces itself for 12 days of Christmas strikes. Plus, what advice can an economist give about sticking to our new year resolutions

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#Australian Politics #Guardian

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