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Well done to Esa Dhanani (Upper Eighth) for being shortlisted for the John Locke Essay Prize and receiving a Commendation for his essay titled “Whether Britain was economically enriched or impoverished by its Empire.”
Additionally, we extend our congratulations to Samuel Grosz (Upper Eighth) for making the shortlist from over 750 entries in the Marshall Society Essay Competition at the University of Cambridge. The annual Economics essay competition, marked by panellists at the university, comprised questions this year that were some of the most challenging in the competition’s history.
