Topics
Exports
Exporting is the act of selling goods and services to another country. Income from exports counts as an injection into the circular flow of income and adds to aggregate demand (AD).
In 2019, the UK’s exports of goods and services totalled £691 billion and imports totalled £721 billion.
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2.5.1 Export-Led Growth (Edexcel A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
Teaching PowerPoints
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UK Economy - Why is the Trade Deficit Rising so Fast?
27th March 2023
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Exporting waste - Thailand Is Tired of Recycling Your Trash
16th December 2022
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Examining Trade Dependency - Applied Examples
21st September 2022
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Kent Brewer left with just one EU customer after Brexit
4th September 2022
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Aggregate Demand - Revision Presentation
Teaching PowerPoints
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Export Dependency on the United States Economy
Topic Videos
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Balance of Payments - Policies to Improve Trade
Study Notes
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UK Scotch whisky exports suffer due to US tariffs
3rd February 2021
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Aggregate Demand - Revision Playlist
Topic Videos
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Measuring the Balance of Payments
Study Notes
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Economic complexity and competitiveness
Study Notes
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Export-led growth
Study Notes
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Exchange Rates - Marshall Lerner Condition
Study Notes
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World Prices and Export Supply (MCQ Revision Question)
Practice Exam Questions
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The falling £ and the circular flow
25th September 2016
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Brexit: Britain's Major Export Products and Markets
9th March 2016
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The UK's rising trade deficit
10th December 2015
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International Trade Infographics
1st December 2015
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Impact of weak currenicies on exporters
15th March 2015
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Financing the UK current account deficit
31st March 2015
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The squeezed middle
16th August 2015
