Economics at the Movies - The Vanishing Bees

This documentary focuses on the economic and social consequences of the dramatic decline in the size of the global bee population. The trailer is a useful starter for discussion on the role that pollination plays in providing so much of what we eventually consume and for students to appreciate the feedback effects in the long run if the bees vanish for good.

Neonicotinoids - resulting in the most significant negative externality of production ever? [3 Apr 2012]
The Lorax and market failure. [2 Mar 2012]
Unit 1 Micro: Winning the War on Deforestation [5 Feb 2012]
Unit 1 Micro: Illegal logging and the human cost [23 Jan 2012]
Economics at the Movies - Foods that Make Billions [15 Jan 2012]
Economics at the Movies - The Joy of Stats [14 Jan 2012]
Economics at the Movies - Monty Python Money Programme Eric Idle Sketch [11 Jan 2012]
Unit 3 Micro: Prezi on Environmental Economics [11 Jan 2012]
Economics at the Movies - Freakonomics [9 Jan 2012]
Economics of Deforestation [20 Dec 2011]
Economics at the Movies - Too Big to Fail [28 Sep 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Up in Smoke [2 Sep 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Seabiscuit and the Depression [31 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Local Hero - Valuing our heritage [30 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World! [29 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: The Cove - Trade in Dolphins [28 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Castaway Revisited [27 Aug 2011]
Page One - a movie about the New York Times [26 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: A Beautiful Mind [26 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Wayne’s World & Product Placement [26 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies: Plastic Surgery - Need or Want? [26 Aug 2011]
Economics at the Movies - The Game of Chicken [18 Jul 2011]
Economics at the Movies - Utility of Decorative Pillows [18 Jul 2011]
Tech & Pop Culture in Teaching Economics [17 Jul 2011]
Oceans at grave risk [20 Jun 2011]
Economics at the Movies - Margin Call [23 Jan 2011]
Economics Q&A: Can economics provide answers to the crisis of collapsing stocks in global fishing? [19 Jan 2011]
Economics Q&A: Tragedy of the Commons and Market Failure [18 Jan 2011]
Environmental Economics: Five Fresh Links [13 Jan 2011]
Trees as private and public goods [3 Jan 2011]
Successors to Roosevelt and Kruger - Marine Parks of the Sea [8 Nov 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Four Yorkshiremen and Happiness Economics [31 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - The Dark Knight and Game Theory [30 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Bank Run Scene from A Wonderful Life [30 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Wedding Crashers and Free Riders [29 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Our Daily Bread [28 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Couscous [27 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - The End of the Line [26 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Austin Powers and Inflation [23 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Reggie Perrin’s inebriated speech and economic growth [22 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Hudsucker Proxy and Consumer Demand [21 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Billy Ray Valentine learns commodities [20 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - For the Love of the Game [20 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Goodbye Lenin [20 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - The Damned United and the Principle Agent Problem [19 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - Pretty Woman, Consumer and Producer Surplus [19 Oct 2010]
Economics at the Movies - A Boring Economics Teacher! [19 Oct 2010]
Falling in love with a fish [11 Aug 2010]
Revision Presentation - Market Failure & the Environment [21 Feb 2010]
Sustainable development and the tragedy of commons [21 Feb 2010]
New series of BBC Earth Report - Deforestation and Externalities [27 Oct 2009]
Explaining the Tragedy of the Commons [3 Oct 2009]
Trying to turn the tide of deforestation [10 Jul 2009]
Europe Revision: Fishing [4 Jun 2009]
Fishing for a problem for the tragedy of the commons [23 Apr 2009]
Logging in Alaska - an Environmental Catastrophe? [4 Feb 2008]

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