This wonderfully vivid photo-essay from the Guardian could make for an excellent starter activity.

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This clip looks at the adverse environmental consequences of cryptocurrencies because of the carbon footprint generated by Bitcoin mining.

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Larry Elliott reflects here upon the threat of inflation, arguing that hawks forecasting uncontrollable, double-digit inflation seem not to have moved with the times.

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Test your knowledge of the week's economic-related stories with the new Economics Weekly Quiz!

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Given that only one-third of Somali's have access to electricity, anything that increases their access to electricity is going to improve living standards.

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Test your knowledge of the week's economic-related stories with the new Economics Weekly Quiz!

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This long read from the FT provides important insights into the many challenges facing the Northern Ireland economy.

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Low-income customers in receipt of Universal Credit are set to receive a 50% discount on fibre broadband packages.

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Ken Rogoff argues here that the greatest threat to global stability is inequality between nations, rather than inequality within nations

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This look at an Argentinian software company highlights a radical approach to organisational structure, industrial relations and wage determination.

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Soccer clubs have traditionally not even attempted to maximise profits. Their principal motivation has been to maximise costs.

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Test your knowledge of the week's economic-related stories with the new Economics Weekly Quiz!

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tutor2u is delighted to support a competition for students run by the Economics Society at Durham University. The deadline is 25th April 2021

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Test your knowledge of the week's economic-related stories with the new Economics Weekly Quiz!

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Most incinerators in the USA are located in low income areas, damaging underlying health conditions for many people who live there. Some local communities are fighting back.

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Only one in eight cars imported into Tunisia is a new car. The vast majority are used vehicles yet they still sell at vastly inflated prices.

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Welcome back to the new term! Test your knowledge of the week's economic-related stories with the new Economics Weekly Quiz!

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For many products, increases in cumulative production are associated with decreasing unit cost as suppliers move down the experience curve.

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New research finds evidence of increased risk-taking behaviour after flu vaccination, which can counter the vaccine’s effectiveness.

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This extended piece by Ijeoma Ndukwe from BBC Business is a superb read on the challenges of overcoming dependency on cocoa growing in Ghana.

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