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06 Sept 2025
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Partners: Newcastle West businesswoman Rani Dabrai with leading economist David McWilliams
A NEWCASTLE West businesswoman has teamed up with leading economist Prof David McWilliams for a new venture.
Rani Dabrai, who set up Miss Moneypenny in 2007, has now set up EconomicsWithoutBoundaries.com, with Prof McWilliams.
It is a nine-module CPD accredited course, which will be taught by the influential economist, while Ms Dabrai will run the business on a day-to-day basis.
She said: “The academy is built so students can learn about economics in a way which is practical and fits in with everyday life. We want to build a thriving community of students, all of whom can engage with each other in real-time to work together and build upon their learning.”
Mr McWilliams added: “We aim to deconstruct economics in a way understandable to everyone irrespective of their background, profession or education.”
The academy launched last month.
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