We're delighted to announce the immediate availability of brand new versions of our popular Course Companions for Edexcel A2 Economics.

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The South African rand is in freefall at the moment and England's Barmy Army watching the test match the other day decided to poke some gentle fun at their hosts. This would make a great starter...

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I saw The Big Short last night - it has Oscar winner written all over it, especially a fantastic performance from Steve Carell. Why not organise a class trip for Economics students? The Big Short...

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This week's Beyond the Bike lesson resource provides students with the opportunity to examine Uber more closely using their Theory of the Firm knowledge, as well as assessing the growth and...

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A great idea to get students thinking about AD-AS using Pinterest.

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There has been a lot of coverage in the media in recent days about a cluster of surveys which appear to show evidence of gender-pricing for more or less identical products - in other words price...

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Political scientists often talk of the 'squeezed middle' and this appears to be what's happening in the supermarket sector. Asda appear to be feeling the pinch, and are looking at having to retrench.

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This little snippet on the BBC website flags up the relative lack of 'market churn' in the banking sector, and perhaps the lack of competition in the sector. Customer inertia has meant that the...

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Here's a whole heap of news and theory on Market Failure.

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The eyes of the financial and economics worlds are now focussed on China. A fascinating perspective was provided last week in the leafy borough of Kingston upon Thames. The university has recruited...

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You may have seen the news this week that Oxfam have released a report suggesting that 1% of the world's population now owns 50% of its wealth (I like this resource from Oxfam, aimed at GCSE...

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This Channel 4 news report focuses on the planned job losses at the Port Talbot plant in South Wales, where 750 posts will be cut.

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19th January 2016

Inflation - Explained

This is a short introductory primer on inflation from the Guardian.

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I am teaching fiscal policy at the start of this term and when I get onto government spending and debates about the size, scope an financing of state-provided goods and services, this Guardian...

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Here are some recent resources on market failure - especially externalities and demerit goods

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The Chinese economic slowdown, Russia’s ban on European food imports and cheaper pork products from other EU producers are combining to create a perfect storm for many of the UK's pig farmers.

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Achieving a 36 per cent share of renewable energy in the global energy mix by 2030 would increase global gross domestic product (GDP) by up to 1.1 per cent, roughly USD 1.3 trillion, according to...

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Here is some new research relevant to the debate over the benefits and costs of foreign direct investment in both lower, middle and higher income countries.

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More evidence here of the structural decline in sales of PCs in the global computer industry.

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This week's Beyond the Bike resource provides a perfect data response lesson for those teaching transport economics or globalisation at the moment, as we consider the economic impact of airport...

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