Latest entries on the GCSE Economics Blog
- Petrol prices on the rise again - video
- Basket of goods – lip-gloss in, disposable cameras out
- The world’s wealthiest people
- Have a break…have a soy sauce Kit Kat
- Soda Tax
- UK trade deficit widens - video
- 50% of towns have 5 supermarkets on their doorsteps - competition in action
- Where are all the daffodils? Supply and demand revision
- £1 roast dinner - inferior goods
- Calls for a rise in tax on tobacco - demand and supply in action
- $100 for a house? I’m moving to Detroit
- Prices still rising
- The pound weakens - video
- Great short macro video
- The hottest ticket in Canadian sport – supply and demand
- Disappointing ticket sales for the World Cup – complements
- Portsmouth in crisis – Q&A starter
- Skilled labour shortage in the farming sector
- Great interactive data from the FT
- The demise of Hummer - demand and supply in action
- The World on Wednesday – Demand for gold in China
- Play your cards right – unemployment game
- Champagne exports drop - YED in action
- Fun Fact Friday - What’s hot and what’s not in the recession
- Ben and Jerry’s Ice cream to go completely fair trade - competition in action?
Latest entries on the Business Studies Blog
- Measuring changing shopping habits and inflation
- Wipeout Challenge - UK Recession
- The tax on companies
- Into the clouds - is this the end of the life cycle for pen drives?
- The internet and business - 10 years after the dot.com crash
- Motivation and management at John Lewis
- The Biz Quiz - 12 March 2010
- AQA Revision Workshops Ready to Go
- A Brief History of Double Entry Bookkeeping
- Adverts that know where you are
- Inside John Lewis - New Three Part Documentary on BBC2
- Starter Activity - Teacher Talkabout
- Government Financial Support - The Requests Come Flooding In
- Data watch - what happened to business investment in the UK recession?
- Wipeout Challenge - Total Quality Management
- The Biz Quiz - 5 March 2010
- Data watch - what happened to consumer spending in the UK recession?
- The Shape of Things to Come - How Recession Will Change the Way Businesses Work
- Technological change shakes up book production
- The Business of Sport - A BBC Online Special
- BUSS4 Research - a Corus of Disapproval
- Cool looking map to highlight globalisation
- BUSS4 and British Airways - a marriage made in heaven
- Strategy in a recession - stakeholders & cutting labour costs
- Challenge the Chancellor 2010 - Level 3 Competition Entry Form
Most recent entries
- Fed pledges to keep policy rates “exceptionally low”
- Presentation on Fiscal Deficits
- How do you shop?
- Tax revenue goes up in smoke
- Sterling and Exports - The Importance of Time Lags
- Wen turns the tables
- Economics of Happiness v.2010
- Revision Download - European Economy 2010
- Revision Presentation - Supply-Side Indicators for the UK Economy
- India ramps up infrastructure spending to sustain growth
- Rethinking the size of the state
- Great UK economic data resource from the FT
- Paris punishes the purse strings
- Newspaper turnarounds - the importance of design
- Aftershock - Philippe Legrain’s new book
- Economist - Special Report on Germany
- Carlos Slim - Monopoly and a Licence to Print Money
- 98 airports and counting
- Forbes rich list movers and shakers
- Oligopolies
- Would you like a personalised pothole?
- David Smith at the Keynes Society - Thursday 29th April
- Jim O’Neill at the Keynes Society - 40th Anniversary Meeting
- Teaching Vacancy - HOD Econ & Business (St Johns Southsea)
- Bill Gates on Energy and Carbon
- Crap avoidance rather than an orgy of optimisation
- Statistics blog - an econometrician’s dream!
- Dispatches
- The plan to introduce a “soda tax”.
- The Business of Geography and Data Tsunamis
- Now and the 1930s - Great Blog
- Apple and patent races
- HOD Opportunity - Econ & Business - King Edwards Bath
- Economics Teaching Vacancy - Oakham School
- Sovereign debt hot spots
- Tim Berners-Lee on the Open Data Web
- Recession hits vulnerable low income families
- Kaletsky on the benefits of a weak pound
- Brazil looks to diversify
- The mirage of public goods?
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