This excellent Newsnight video from Ben Chu looks at why British inflation exceeds those of any other G7 country, with core inflation still 6.8% and still rising. So what factors contribute to this...

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As we return from a sunny half term break, my thoughts have turned to our Year 12 internal exams. As preparation, I have curated two Kahoot quizzes, each with 30 past paper questions. One for micro...

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A think-tank, Autonomy, is trialling a Universal Basic Income, with 30 people getting £1,600 a month for two years, and being followed by researchers. The scheme is going to cost £1.15 million with...

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This is a fascinating, and potentially complex chance for students to look at costs and revenues in the craft brewing sector, with an increased supply of beer, and increasingly cost-sensitive...

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The rapid growth in A-Level Economics continues! Once again Economics is one of the fastest growing subjects at A-level.

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Here's our weekly economics news quiz.

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Larry Elliott writing in the Guardian seeks to draw out both the similarities and the differences between the price controls of the Heath government in the 1970s, and the attempt by the Sunak...

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Mariana Mazzucato, author of the Entrepreneurial State, writes in the Guardian about how Britain is failing to match the USA and the EU in its response to the Inflation Reduction Act.

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I love this sort of article - it can be sliced and diced in a number of ways, not least in looking at costs, revenues and profits. In this case, you might think about the profit margin on a sharing...

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Asda has taken over the UK and Ireland part of EG Group, the petrol retailer, and in doing so has acquired 350 petrol stations and around 1,000 convenience stores.

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This World Bank clip looks at the prospects for sustainable development for Brazil's Amazonian states, starting from the premise that the forest effectively contributes $317bn to the Brazilian...

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We are rounding off our support for students taking Economics Paper 3 with five livestream sessions focusing on synoptic content. Here are the details.

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We are continuing to provide exam support for Economics students as they prepare for their final papers on Monday 5th June.

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Here's our weekly economics news quiz.

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Here is a wide-ranging selection of topical news items on the UK economy from recent days. So much happening that is of direct relevance to students of this great subject!

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New data released by the ONS finds that the annual rate of inflation in the UK economy has fallen from 10.1% in March 2023 to

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Here is a selection of top ten books for the summer of 2023. Some are new - including Linda Yueh's new book on the Great Crashes. Others stand the test of time. All I feel give context on cause and...

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The Guardian focuses on the cost of living crisis via the medium of the cheese sandwich - comparing the rate of increase of various types of sandwich - from the bog standard, white bread and...

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The impact of inflation on the value of the Argentinian peso has been made clear as the country has unveiled a 2,000 peso note worth $8.50 at official exchange rates and $4 in the most commonly...

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Here's our weekly economics news quiz.

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