This 12 minute video from PBS in the USA is ideal enrichment material for students looking at the issue of how to measure and calibrate changes in economic well-being, a much broader and - to an...

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Keeping up to speed with the fast-changing high street environment is never easy. Recently eBaY opened a pop-up shop to showcase the wares of some of their traders and now Amazon is launching ten...

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The circular economy in action! This could well become one of the key points of non-price differentiation between grocery retailers in the UK. Waitrose is trialling refilling stations for dried...

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Here's this week's economics news quiz. Good luck!

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Here is the trailer for Capital in the 21st Century which comes out in the summer of 2019 and is a film adaptation of one of the most groundbreaking and powerful books of our time by Thomas Piketty.

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This video focuses on the USA but has a broader currency in helping to explain some of the structural factors behind increasing inequality.

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This is a hugely sobering video from BBC Newsnight about the human cost of the collapsed dam at an iron ore mine in Brumadinho. For many, the tragedy is a stark consequence of a pattern of...

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Here's this week's economics news quiz. Good luck!

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In this video I look at some of the real topical issues and debates that might form the basis for a context data response question or essay question in the 2019 macro paper. Please note - this is...

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In this short video we look at some of the connections between Brexit and key topics on your macroeconomics specification. One of the major topics must be the debate about whether the UK should...

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An interesting tech joint venture. Amazon has invested in Deliveroo - looking to support the food courier.

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The BBC uses the announcements by Richer Sounds and BT to look at the incentives for firms to opt for employee-ownership. Higher productivity, lower staff turnover, more innovation and the ability...

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Here's this week's economics news quiz. Good luck! PS. Best of luck with upcoming exams!

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The appearance of Liverpool and Spurs in the Champions League final and Arsenal and Chelsea in the Europa Cup one has generated massive interest. But the official ticket prices for the games are...

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Why Glasses Are So Expensive? One glaringly obvious answer is that Italian firm Luxottica owns 40% of the US market and has a major presence in many other developed and emerging countries. This is...

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Put your revision notes down for 6 minutes to watch this! Why is vanilla so expensive? There is a strong case for saying that the entire A level micro and macro course could be taught just using...

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Here's this week's economics news quiz. Good luck! PS. Best of luck with upcoming exams!

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More competition concerns for Apple, with the EU looking set to investigate Spotify's complaint that Apple's dominance of App Store means that it looks to push Apple music services to the detriment...

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The Scots lead the way - this time, the Scottish government is looking to introduce a bottle return scheme for plastic drinks containers, cans and glass. As yet, the proposal is that when consumers...

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If there were a betting market in future winners of the Nobel prize in economics, MIT’s Daniel Acemoglu would be at pretty short odds. His highly innovative work has already won him a string of...

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