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Teaching Market Structure Change: Looking At The Effect Of It On A Range Of Sectors

One of the ever present topics of economics and indeed business courses at any level is market structure. The four main model types – their defining features and consequent outcomes…

The Foreign Exchange Market: Part 2

Part 1 of Barry Harrison’s article appeared in the Autumn issue (2024) of this journal and provided an overview of the foreign exchange market and its workings. Part 2 develops…

Price Stability and Unobservable Stars

Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England explains why ‘price stability’ does not mean zero inflation and describes how the UK’s central bank seeks to maintain price stability.

The Road Not Taken: An Economics Teaching Activity

Using the poem The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost, Jennifer Schultz and Katheryn Zielinski offer us this learning activity that will prompt students to understand and discuss economic concepts…

What Are The Implications Of VAT On Private Schools For The State Sector?

David Williams offers a personal judgement applying economic analysis to this current hot topic political debate.

The Foreign Exchange Market: Part 1

This article is Barry Harrison’s first of a two-part deep dive into the working of the foreign exchange markets. The constantly changing exchange rate is one of the more obvious…

How Much?!

Russell Wareing explains how technology has given ‘surge pricing’ a new lease of life.

Ending Stagnation

What can be done to address Britain’s relative economic decline over the past decade and a half? A recent report by the Resolution Foundation and the Centre for Economic Performance…

Teaching Decision Tree Analysis Using Sea Level Rise Scenarios

Kurt Wurthmann explains his active and issue-based learning approach to help his students to use decision trees effectively.

The Well-Being Cost of Inflation Inequalities

Some people face sharper increases in the prices they pay than others – and since inflation makes everyone miserable, they also experience greater loss of happiness. Alberto Prati assesses the…

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