Supernormal profits anyone? Saudi Arabian oil giant Aramco have reported a record annual net profit of $161.1 billion (£133.87 billion) for 2022. This is the biggest ever profit recorded by any oil...

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US financial regulators have shut down Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and taken control of its customer deposits in the largest failure of a US bank since 2008. It is a good one to add to your notes on...

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Evidence of rising costs? Or exploitation of a monopsony position? A great example to ignite classroom discussion!

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Air conditioning is increasingly highly demanded but also makes a significant contribution to global warming; so how can we balanced the two. Well, we might not be able to have conventional...

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Mohamed El-Erian writes a Project Syndicate column looking at the changing nature of trade in the post-Covid world. He argues that we're moving away from hyperglobalisation, not so much towards...

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Here is another good video assessment of some of the barriers to economic growth in the UK. Sky's Paul Kelso travels to Cambridge and Rochdale and speaks to businesses, workers and politicians...

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Here's our weekly economics news quiz.

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Here is a neat primer on the UK economy from Channel 4 news - a 23 minute interview and discussion which could easily to be watched in a revision lesson and used as a prompt for class analysis and...

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The high price of insulin has resulted in many individuals with diabetes struggling to afford the medication they need to manage their condition, leading to serious health consequences. Efforts to...

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Here is another stark reflection on the impact of high cost childcare on both female participation in the labour force and household finances. The fact that childcare costs have risen by 44% since...

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Five new videos have been added to our Development Economics playlist. This includes revision blast videos on debt relief and the economics of buffer stock schemes.

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A new study finds that estimates of the scale of plastic pollution in the world's oceans has been vastly underestimated. The trillions of plastic particles weigh roughly 2.4 million metric tonnes...

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It's often said that economists know the price of everything and the value of nothing. So watching this clip might confirm you in that view. However, if you're able to get over that concern, you'll...

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Here is a video of a talk given by Professor Jagjit Chadha to the Marshall Economics Society at Cambridge in March 2023. It covers the roles central banks play in the world today and how they...

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An interesting story about offshoring and the implications of this for the Toblerone brand, as they are no longer able to use the Matterhorn image on its packaging. Mondelez are going to start...

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A nice bit of applied microeconomics for you; why have Tesla dropped the price of their cars again? Is it to offset the effects of the cost of living crisis, and attract buyers at a time when...

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Cash transfers have become one of the main social protection tools in the developing world. This short topic video looks at the debate over the effectiveness of cash transfer programmes in low and...

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London's Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) is in the spotlight again, with the undoubted benefits of cleaner air, and a reduction in the negative externalities associated with air pollution being set...

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The beleaguered HS2 railway is again in the spotlight with the current inflationary environment having pushed up costs and the CEO of the project admitting that aspects of it might be delayed as a...

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This Economist clip looks at the recent American fiscal stimulus programme, via a package designed to boost private sector investment, especially in green infrastructure and chipmaking. and to...

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