Bristol Festival of Economics sets out public discussion programme
The University of Bristol has announced the forthcoming Festival of Economics programme. Running from 13 to 20 November, it will bring public discussions of AI, migration, ageing and other economic questions to venues across the city.
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The University of Bristol has outlined plans for the 15th Festival of Economics, which is scheduled to run at venues across Bristol from 13 to 20 November 2026.
Its 10 November press release says the event will bring together economists, policymakers, journalists and the public through lectures, debates, workshops and audience discussions.
This year's programme examines how technological and social changes could shape prosperity and risk. Topics include artificial intelligence, automation, ageing, migration, energy security and the future of work.
The university is among the festival's academic and economic partners. The announcement invites participation from students, residents and others interested in economics; it describes a forthcoming event, rather than reporting completed discussions.
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