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About Economics Help

Economics Help is a website written by Tejvan Richard Pettinger. Tejvan studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford University. He now works as a part time Economics Teacher at Cherwell College, Oxford.

The site aims to offer free Economics help to student of Economics and those interested in understanding the complexities of Economics. Even when studying at University, I never particularly cared for the complex mathematical models which forms the basis for much of University Economics. My interests lie in understanding how economics affects society and what we can do to promote a more efficient distribution of resources.

My Main Interests In Economics

• Environmental Economics - How can economics contribute to creating a more sustainable society
• Economics of Externalities - As a cyclist and ecologist, it is not surprising I would like to see greater emphasis on the pricing of externalities in transport, especially for cars.
• Economics of Housing - Housing provides one of the great topics of conversation. So it is not suprising that it also creates a lot of hot air.

In one sense economics is a science, but rather aptly it is also known as the dismal science. It is certainly not a science in the strict sense of being able to create perefect answers. Economists rarely agree on the best course of action. Often there is even dispute about what is actually happening at the moment.

Economics Help Resources

• Economicshelp.org Videos
• Model A Level Essays
• Macro Economics
• Micro Economics

Economic Essays

1. Essays on Recessions
2. Economics The Dismal Science ?
3. Causes of Great Depression
4. 7 Economics Fallacies
5. Does Economic Growth Bring Happiness?
6. Does a Current Account deficit Matter?
7. The Euro - why the UK will never join
8. Advantages of Road Pricing in UK

 

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• Advice for Economics Essays
• Economics Help for Students
• Recommended Reading for Economics
• Economic Textbooks
• Economic Snapshots and Predictions
• Economics Dictionaries

 

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