Students are likely to have heard of Michael Moore's most recent documentaries such as Where to Invade Next and Capitalism: A Love Story, but it's worth delving back into the archives to revisit...

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Teachers and students preparing for the first sitting of the new AS Level Economics exams in summer 2016 will find these new practice exam papers an invaluable resource.

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In this excellent A2 economics essay, Ben Stheeman analyses and evaluates the contribution that tourism can and might make to growth and development in Sub Saharan Africa. The global tourism sector...

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Here's a few resources for teachers who wish to discuss George Osborne's Spending Review and Autumn Statement in their classes over the next couple of days. All of the data has been taken from the...

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Nearly 100 mergers have taken place between European universities since 2000, and the number of so-called "super-cluster" universities is noticeably rising. This BBC article gives some useful facts...

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The nudge theory bandwagon has certainly been jumped on by professionals in all kinds of areas now (see my earlier blog post about President Obama's recent executive order on the matter), and...

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The parable of I-Pencil and the rise of activist laissez-faire - superb stuff for ambitious students! Courtesy of the excellent Evanomics blog

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Major shocks to social and economic systems ruthlessly expose weaknesses which can be contained in more normal times. When the price of oil quadrupled in 1973/74, the different levels of resilience...

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US actor Patricia Arquette has spoken to the BBC in an interview about gender pay equality in Hollywood, for Hollywood A-listers and also technical staff such as sound editors. Arquette's interview...

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24th November 2015

VW and government failure

Last night's BBC Panorama investigation into the Volkswagen emissions scandal provided loads of great material for a detailed look into the issue of government failure. The reporters noted that...

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A report in this week's Economist suggests that we may have over-estimated the degree to which China has been investing in Africa.

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A solar farm covering an area in excess of 35 football pitches is scheduled to open in Morocco as the country makes progress towards an ambitious target of 40% of their energy flowing from...

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An article on monopsony power for you: the ability of large firms to dictate terms to their suppliers, summed up very eloquently.

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Another merger on the cards then - horizontal integration at its finest but I confess that the reasons for merger worry me slightly.

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I found this infographic on employment figures in US-based social media and tech companies this morning, which provides a visual analysis of employment in terms of both gender and ethnicity in...

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The following infographics can be used to provide lots of insight into relationships between types of crops and levels of development.

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tutor2u's comprehensive teacher support toolkit for the OCR F585 pre-release material is now available.

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This is a truly superb resource on the patterns of exports and imports for each country in the world. Zambia features heavily in the F585 case study as an exemplar of a country seeking to move...

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The tutor2u Economics Channel features a wide variety of topic study notes designed to support A Level, Pre-U and IB Economics students around the world.

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There are some great "off-the-shelf" resources available online that can really help students gain a deeper understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals.

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