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.
Teaching Business and Economics, edited by Adrian Lyons, is published each term, normally in November, March and June. The journal includes articles focusing on classroom practice, articles updating subject knowledge, information from awarding bodies, tips for using online resources, reviews of recently published teaching/learning resources, subject pedagogy and articles covering business, enterprise, economics and related subject areas.
If you would like to write an article for the Teaching Business and Economics Journal or to advertise in the Journal, please get in touch with the EBEA Office at office@ebea.org.uk.
We always welcome articles for the journal. Deadlines for submission will normally be about two months ahead of publication. Articles should be sent to the editor at editor@ebea.org.uk.
If you would prefer to discuss your thoughts for an article before you start writing, we would be very happy to help you formulate your ideas either by phone or email. This is often the best option anyway, in case there is already an article lined up for publication, in the coming months, on the topic you are considering. To find out more about writing for the journal go to our Guide to Writing for Teaching Business and Economics.
You will find in the Journal Archive, every EBEA Journal since Spring 2000. From 2000 until 2008 they are only available in PDF form. However since 2008, we have been able to add a Word Document version to the PDF file.
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