Topics
Primary product dependency
Heavy dependence measured as a share of GDP, total exports or employment from the extraction / cultivation of primary commodities such as copper and oil.
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Brewed to Perfection or Priced Out? The Future of Tea
22nd July 2024
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4.3.2 Economics of Primary Product Dependency
Study Notes
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Growth and Development Profile - Zambia
Topic Videos
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Examining Trade Dependency - Applied Examples
21st September 2022
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DRC’s rich soil bears few riches for its miners
17th May 2021
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Resource curse: How being located near mines hurts manufacturers
30th August 2016
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The Importance of Trade in Raw Materials
9th February 2017
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Zambia not gaining from copper prices
11th February 2017
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Zimbabwe's cash-strapped farmers
26th March 2017
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Ghana - Economic Growth and Development
Study Notes
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Cocoa Market
Study Notes
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A2 Data Response on Brazilian Economy (June 2013)
Exam Support
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Primary Product Dependence
Topic Videos
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Why is coconut oil so expensive?
1st March 2021
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Botswana must curb diamond reliance
4th February 2021
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Primary Product Dependence - 2021 Revision Update
Topic Videos
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Markets in Action - Cocoa Price Volatility
Topic Videos
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Is there a 'right' price for oil? [Year 13 Enrichment Task}
29th April 2020
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Oil's amazing moment as crude prices fall below zero
22nd April 2020
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Growth and Development Profile: Angola
Topic Videos
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Kenyan farmers switch from coffee to avocado
10th February 2019
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Economic complexity and competitiveness
Study Notes
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Export-led growth
Study Notes
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Prebisch Singer Hypothesis
Study Notes
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Price Volatility in the Coffee Market
Topic Videos
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Chile's Copper Crash
21st June 2017
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Primary Dependency - Focus on Angola
8th April 2016
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Macroeconomic Profile for Zambia
31st March 2016
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Falling copper prices hit Zambian towns
14th February 2016
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Nigeria: Primary Product dependency and currency depreciation
29th January 2016
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Countries most dependent on oil in 2018
28th January 2016
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Sugar Cane and Economic Development in Mauritius
20th October 2014
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Economics of a Natural Resource Curse
11th June 2015
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Copper prices collapse to a six year low
29th September 2015
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Brazilian coffee farmers look to move up market
2nd October 2015
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Zambian copper mining industry suffers a slump
28th October 2015
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Premature Deindustrialization in Africa
8th November 2015
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Zambia strives to turn natural wealth into human wealth
22nd November 2015
