TUC research suggests that we're on the point of experiencing the biggest fall in real wages for a century.

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A growing number of campaigners are making the case for the Government and OFGEM to agree a new social tariff for low income families.

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Lebanon, an upper-middle-income country for almost 25 years, now moves to the lower-middle income group according to the World Bank's latest classification.

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This fabulous graphic shows the dynamic nature of the market for web browsers.

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New car sales and production are falling in the UK - further evidence of a growing risk of recession.

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Global brands and franchise models don't always make a successful transition to a new country and Domino's decision to shut-down their Italian operations is an example.

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Here's a free news-based activity that teachers can use for new or returning economics students.

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The cost of living crisis might be causing people to hold higher cash balances as a way of keeping greater control of day-to-day living expenses.

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The cost-of-living crisis is amplifying the role that trade unions can play in protecting the real wages of their members

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There has been a sharp fall in consumer confidence which is now lower than it was in the early stages of the Global Financial Crisis in 2007-08.

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The Bank of England has raised interest rates and at the same time is now forecasting a recession for the UK economy.

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OFGEM has announced that the energy price cap is going to be altered every three months, to better to reflect the latest in changes in costs, rather than bi-annually.

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The choice of currency regime matters - and this new piece from the Economics Observatory makes for fascinating reading.

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The Resolution Foundation is suggesting that the Bank of England might forecast that inflation is going to be even higher than expected with a peak later than initially forecast.

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This clip could prompt a variety of discussions when introducing students to Economics.

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The broad answer in the UK is yes according to new data published for 2021.

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The size of the national debt is one of the important macroeconomic numbers studied by economists.

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One in five nightclubs across Scotland, England & Wales have closed since the first lockdown in March 2020.

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Which countries in the world have the highest rates of inflation?

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Britain’s biggest airport is losing nearly £1 million a day according to newly-released figures.

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