13th December 2022

Revising the Multiplier

We've just added two short revision videos on the multiplier to our reference section. We cover the formulae for the simple and extended multipliers and work through some example calculations.

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Our annual festive quizzes for A-Level Economics students are here!

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Here's our weekly economics news quiz.

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Put simply. No. Autarky isn't the way forward and the static and dynamic benefits of trade are, to most people, self-evident.

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It is a decision sure to ignite criticism from within and outside the UK. The government has given the green light for a £165m project that is forecast to create about 500 new jobs in Cumbria (a...

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I'll be forever grateful to Ben White for his brilliant idea of using Play-Doh to encourage students to make real the diagrams they seem to draw endlessly in Year 13 micro and macro lessons! This...

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Ricardo Hausmann is the founder and Director of Harvard’s Growth Lab and this one hour lecture recorded at the Sante Fe Institute in June 2022 is truly superb. I showed it to my Year 13 economists...

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The World Bank are concerned by the fact that next year the world's poorest economies are going to see their debt interest payments rise by 35%.

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I've just published a short revision video on key indicators of international competitiveness. Whilst exchange rates and relative inflation rates are important, in the video I look at some of the...

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Here comes another supply-side shock - with the National Farmers Union reporting that higher feed, fertiliser and fuel costs are going to impact on the supply of energy intensive crops like...

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As someone who has experienced hearing loss during covid, this economics news is personal. The Competition and Markets Authority are poised to deepen an investigation into the proposed merger...

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There's a cold snap on the way, and it's going to test the supply-side capacity of the UK electricity generation industry. Or are we likely to experience power cuts this winter?

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Richard Partington writing in the Guardian looks at the current macroeconomic concern with the size of the UK labour force. Since the pandemic, the workforce has declined by 600,000 - students,...

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Here is a remarkable clip looking at Amazon's fulfilment centres, looking at working conditions and the high risk of repetitive strain injuries with research suggesting that Amazon's employees are...

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It seems that UK mortgage lenders were quick to hike two-year fixed rate mortgage rates in the aftermath of the mini-Budget, but that since then, as money market swap rates have fallen back,...

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Here are a couple of revision resources covering elasticity of demand.

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Research by food charity Sustain reveals the remarkably low profit margins being earned by the UK's farmer for essential items - cheese, bread, apples, carrots and beefburger. They earn 1p on a...

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In this regular video update we look at some of the key stats on the UK to help take the temperature of the economy and assess whether or not a recession is happening and how deep and prolonged it...

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There are big concerns about the burden of student debt, high interest rates and the cost of loans to the taxpayer. Let’s take a quick look at the figures.

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Housing economics is always topical, and the mortgage market is a key one to study. So, who are the UK’s largest suppliers of mortgage finance for would-be home-buyers?

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