Economics of Saving - Teacher Presentation
Thursday, November 12, 2009
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This revision presentation examines recent data on the extent of saving in the UK economy.
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Unit 2 Macro: Consumer Spending Charts for the UK [3 Oct 2011]
Unit 4 Macro: Savings and Banking to enhance Development [16 Aug 2011]
Sloppy headline - spot the error! [12 Apr 2011]
AS Macro Key Term: Real Disposable Income [11 Apr 2011]
Video resources on consumption and saving [7 Oct 2010]
Paul Krugman at the LSE [2 Jun 2010]
AS Macro Revision: Household Saving [30 May 2010]
Revision Presentation - A Question of Confidence [29 Jan 2010]
Rising savings ratio does not herald a return of thrift [23 Dec 2009]
Explaining the Paradox of Thrift [6 Oct 2009]
Signs of a returning ‘feel good’ factor? [3 Sep 2009]
Consumer Spending and Saving in the UK Economy [18 Aug 2009]
Jeremy Warner on the Paradox of Thrift [14 Jul 2009]
Questions in Behavioural Economics - Saving More for Tomorrow [23 Jun 2009]
Stimulating times in Australia [26 May 2009]
Tim Harford on Smarter Saving [19 May 2009]
Savers must sacrifice liquidity for a return [14 May 2009]
The dangers of export dependency [4 May 2009]
Thrifty days are here again [31 Mar 2009]
A new management paradigm - conserve cash [11 Jan 2009]
Cathartic recessions [19 Nov 2008]
A negative savings ratio - the first since 1958! [30 Sep 2008]
IMF health check on the UK economy [7 Aug 2008]
Fiscal Drag [7 Jul 2008]
Collapse in savings points to a very rough ride [28 Jun 2008]
Inflation - the silent thief [21 Jun 2008]
Ricardo Rules OK? [15 May 2008]
Mervyn faces the Music [14 May 2008]
Revision: Household Saving [25 Mar 2008]
New Labour’s Economic Dream turns to Nightmare? [16 Mar 2008]
The most powerful law in the world? [11 Mar 2008]
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