Here is a digital download of the 3rd edition (Spring/Summer 2023) of our popular free magazine for all A-Level Economics students.

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The BBC carries an article about the state of the Chinese economy, noting its "low growth, record youth unemployment, low foreign investment, weak exports and currency, and a property sector in...

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Want to save some planning & prep time for your initial lessons with Year 12 Economists? We've put together two induction lesson teaching packs - one for AQA and one for Edexcel. Both available...

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Efficient policymaking is driven by the quality of information associated with it, and this Guardian article flags up the fact that Britons consume the most water in Europe, perhaps as a...

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Normally, economists are in favour of free trade arguing that it brings with it more benefits than costs. That's not the view of Robert Reich who seems to argue here that this ignores the...

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As the summer draws to an end, I have created a new Kahoot quiz for colleagues who like to build an online quiz into the early stages of their new courses. Please click the link to access the quiz...

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A short Newsnight video looking at the future for the BRICS group - and whether or not it is going to become a challenger to the G7.

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There's lots to think about here - however, let's start with a simple application of marginalist principles. Can you explain how the French government might justify spending 200 million euros...

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Podcast fans might be interested in the launch on Wednesday 30th August of a new podcast.

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During August we have chosen one economist each day and uploaded study notes on their key ideas and work.

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Plenty happening in the Chinese economy - so here are some links to news, comment and analysis.

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My summer and autumn project is to create a complete collection of FREE, editable Teacher PowerPoints for the Edexcel (A) specification and AQA Economics. The first batch is ready to download now...

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This is an important issue to follow in the weeks and months ahead. While many western countries and their governments grapple with high inflation in the wake of the pandemic, China faces a growing...

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The Bank of England has commissioned a review of their macroeconomic forecasting modelling to be led by Ben Bernanke, an eminent economic historian and former Chairman of the US Federal Reserve....

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Here is a really interesting clip looking at how higher interest rates in developed countries have adverse implications for emerging markets - higher borrowing costs, the possibility of capital...

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I'm not entirely sure that the parallels drawn by John Naughton between Apple/Nokia, Tesla and the motor industry are necessarily correct - however, this article does cover some interesting ground...

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A typically excellent Marginal Revolution University clip looking at one of the most basic economic principles, the marginal principle, which is an essential part of thinking like an economist....

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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have told the UK's High Street banks that they will adopt a more pro-active regulatory role as regards their savings rates. They've asserted that those banks...

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The Chinese economy was forecast to recover at pace in the aftermath of the pandemic: however, it hasn't. Troubles in the property sector, to the extent that property prices are falling in some...

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Robert Solow famously said that computers were everywhere, except in the productivity statistics. This Jonty Bloom article for BBC news is well worth a read not least because it quotes Diane Coyle...

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