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Unit 1 Micro: Can the UK Computer Games Industry Grow

France and Flexible Employment

Unit1 Micro: Can a minimum wage create jobs?

Economics at the Movies - Freakonomics

Behavioural Economics: Herd Behaviour

Unit 3 Micro: Time of Use Pricing for Energy

Unit 4 Macro: Should TNCs make full disclosure on factory wages?

Unit 3 Micro: UK Executive Pay - All in it Together?

Unit 3 Micro: Drop Box and Freemium

Can the “invisible hand” solve Africa’s poverty?

Unit 4 Macro: Unit Labour Costs and Inflation

Unit 3 Micro: Monospony Power and Low Wages in Care Homes

Unit 3 Micro: Tube Drivers set to earn £50,000 a year

NMW: Classical real-wage unemployment

Unit 2 Macro: Economic Growth and Inequality

Unit 2 Macro: Income and Wealth in the UK

50% tax rates - Chuck it George

Unit 4 Macro: Dangers of High Inflation

Unit 3 Micro: Oligopsony - Dairy Losses Drive Farmers from the Fields

AQA ECON4 Context

Macro Revision: Putting Things in Context

AS Macro Key Term: Cost Push Inflation

AS Macro Key Term: Inflation

A2 Micro: High and Low Marginal Cost Products

A2 Micro: Ownership and Control in Modern Businesses

AS Macro Key Term: Real Disposable Income

UK Minimum Wage rises by 2.5% in October 2011

AS Macro Key Term: Fiscal Austerity

Information Failures: Tesco and Second Hand Cars

Focus on Spain

The UK Economy - Private and Public Sector Pay

Combining monetary and fiscal policy to curb inflation in China

Shareholder activism at Thomas Cook

Migrants’ Transfers and the Balance of Payments

How Much Do I Earn?

Economics Q&A: Will the Government spending cuts affect inflation?

Heinz Means Strikes

Beijing City lifts their minimum wage by 21%

Business Pricing Tactics Under Scrutiny

Pricing tricks and behavioural economics

Orange, iPads and the Lock In effect

iLand - Shareholders and Taxpayers feel the Pain

The Upside of Irrationality - Dan Ariely at the LSE

Economics Nobel Prize 2010

Partial progress in closing the gender pay gap

Let’s hear it for the girls!

Can Pay Will Pay

Pay - What Are You Worth?

Typical 2689% APR…Eh??

How much does an Economist get paid?

Pressure for higher minimum wages in Bangladesh

The Times Pay Wall

Pay gap quiz

A Lewis Turning Point? Wages in China

Ethiopia’s electronic market place

AS Macro: Macroeconomic Performance

AS Macro Revision: Cost Push Inflation

What the poverty figures show

Strategy Case Study - Vauxhall/Opel restructuring

AS Economics Revision - The UK Economy Tracker

A2 Economics Revision - Price Expectations and Money Illusion

Business profits and the recession

UK Economy Revision: Inflation in the last few years

End of the Road for the Car Scrappage Scheme

Rethinking the size of the state

The chasm between rich and poor in Zimbabwe

Slumpflation? UK inflation jumps to 3.5%

Taking Demand-based Pricing To Extremes

What business students can learn from how businesses have handled the recession

Introducing business and the economic environment with Darling’s debt dilemma

Low pay, discrimination and monopsony power in the labour market

Focus on the National Minimum Wage

Revision Presentation - Protecting Staff through Legislation

Unemployment and the UK economic cycle

Losing overtime to cut capacity

Pay freezes and macro performance

Office of National Statistics publishes annual survey of hours and earnings

The Fiscal Crisis - Borrow Long - If You Can!

The Jenson Button Business Lesson

The gentle touch in city finance

Market failure in city gender inequality

Wall Street Partnerships and Principal Agent Problem

Escaping from the Poverty Trap

King confirms green shoots

Strictly Labour Market theory?

The Changing Face of Human Resources

Apprentice Jockeys and Low Wages

Motivation in practice - how not to do it - lessons from Britain’s bosses

Businesses call for youth jobs subsidy

Unemployment in the UK labour market

Economics Snapshot - The Impact of Tax and Benefits on Inequality

Fantasy Football hit by the weakness of sterling

Falling productivity - cause or symptom of the recession?

Short time working is a sign of labour market flexibility

How to improve profitability? - give customers a “staff appraisal”

New fiscal rule - get borrowing down

Fiscal policy, public sector pay and employment flexibility

Q&A - Outline the main costs and benefits of inflation

Work For Free?  Or Pie In The Sky?

A stunning example of how wage costs can differ for the same job

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