Does a firm have to make a profit to be successful?

Latest entries

• Great interactive data on budget deficits around the world
• Petrol prices set to rise
• Great video on how to use the OECD website
• Direct or indirect taxes – You decide
• Bit of fun on a Saturday morning - Youth unemployment
• Great video on BA and Iberia merger
• BA and Iberia - economies of scale
• 8 million economically inactive – Unemployment definition
• On this day…40 years ago – Technological unemployment
• Toy shortage at Christmas?!
• UK trade deficit worsens - Q&A
• Booming businesses in the recession
• Mnemonic Monday – Types of Unemployment
• Super Starter Sunday - Unemployment special
• Competition in action - M&S to sell top brand names
• My trip to Brazil - The Olympics, Market Failure and the Exchange Rate
• Fantastic interactive guide – economic growth
• How would you spend £38bn?
• Video games - positive or negative externalities?
• Demand and Supply in action - The housing market
• L, U, W, V or bathtub shaped?
• Great data on the global recession
• The UK still in recession - some great resources
• The self service supermarket – Technological unemployment
• How should we tax those greedy bankers?
• Mnemonic Monday - PED Calculation
• Alcohol 50p a unit - Minimum price lesson
• Super Starter Sunday - Beat the Teacher 3
• The US criticises the weakened Yuan – Protectionist policies
• Is a weak pound good?

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• MICROECONOMICS TOPICS
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• Costs revenues and profit
• Price mechanism
• MACROECONOMICS TOPICS
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• Economic objectives
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• Incomes & poverty
• Price stability and inflation
• OTHER TOPICS
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• Globalisation
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