A brief FT summary of the gender pay gap as revealed by the UK requirement for firms with more than 250 workers to reveal their gap. As of 27th March 2018, the overall median gap is 9.9%, which...

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This is I feel a timely and well-judged blog on five habits for effective revision during the Easter holidays.

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Here's a great activity suggested by economics teacher Katherine Fay aimed at drawing out analysis of charts. The example here has been called 'Four Corners' as it presents a chart and then space...

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Tyler Cowen from Marginal Revolution explores the concept of premature deindustrialisation.

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If you're looking for an unusual way to test your knowledge on key phrases from the Business Economics (including Theory of the Firm) topic then try this 'Keepy Uppy' activity. Players are given 10...

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27th March 2018

tutor2u in Dubai 2018

Workshop summary written by Mitali Doshi, year 13 Dubai College.

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Demand from foreign investors has had a significant and positive effect on UK house price growth over the last 15 years, according to research by Filipa Sá presented at the Royal Economic Society's...

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The UK’s departure from the EU single market may reduce the stock of foreign direct investment from Germany, France and the Netherlands by as much as 30%. That is one of the findings of research by...

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This abridged chapter from Linda Yueh's new book on The Great Economists focuses on the ideas of Hayek, his criticisms of central planning and belief in the impact of the free market price...

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During our revision workshops over the last 2 weeks we have been challenging students to find the best market structure that fits the worldwide denim industry. Using data and other information...

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Ian Stewart from Deloitte offers a personal perspective on the advantages and disadvantages of introducing some form of a basic income scheme.

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

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The clock is ticking for meeting the 1st of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals - namely eliminating extreme poverty by 2030. The World Poverty Clock is a highly visual tool for gauging what is...

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Can a single market work to increase intra-regional trade within Sub Saharan Africa? Here is a great contextual example to read about and use for Year 13 economists studying trade, growth and...

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This is a really nice article about the operation of a particularly unusual labour market, the market for chefs. There are lots of applications here, derived demand being the most obvious.

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They've never had it so good, the Finns, as the UN World Happiness Report named them the happiest nation on the planet.

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Here are some recommended people to follow on social media for their work in development economics and policy - following them will help to give you great contextual examples for your A level...

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An interesting look at the growth of the vanilla industry on the island of Mauritius, which started by looking at the long lead-time- it takes 5 years before a vanilla orchid starts bearing vanilla...

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The first four in our new series of short, intensive MCQ Blast revision webinars for A Level Economics students are now available to book. Two this week; two next. Click this link to sign up to a...

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

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