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Statistics on parents’ first preferences for grammar schools compared to non-selective schools.
Findings from a Nationally Representative Sample
Supplementary guidance to the Green Book on economic valuation with stated preference techniques.
The results of this research show that trainees have strong preferences over salary and job locations
Local-authority-level data from the primary and secondary school application and offer process for places starting in September 2017.
Results from an application of stated preference methods to estimate households’ preference for improved electricity supply in major cities of Ethiopia
Examines Kenya's conservancies, focussing on the livelihood preferences of men and women living near Maasai Mara Reserve
Find the UK’s tariff rates for countries eligible for the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) as referenced in The Trade Preference Scheme (Developing Countries Trading Scheme) Regulations 2023.
This guidance provides an overview of the different tariffs for products exported to the UK under the DCTS, including how to identify commodity codes.
We’re seeking views on proposed changes to the trade preference scheme which reduces or removes import tariffs for 70 developing countries.
If you import or export using a trade agreement or the Developing Countries Trading Scheme, you may be able to reduce the duties on your goods.
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