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Fixed or Variable Mortgage? Which is Better?
Like many, my fixed rate mortgage deal expires very soon and so I am left…
Why Sterling Recovered in 2023 and Forecast for Rest of Year
https://youtu.be/3RdU8Z1eUBw After being one of the worst performing currencies of 2022, the Pound has staged…
Turkey’s Economic Crisis and High Inflation
As elections loom, the Turkish economy is facing a self-inflicted economic crisis of high inflation,…
Will the Housing Market become less overvalued?
Last autumn, UK house prices reached record levels – with the highest price to income…
Greed Inflation – Does this explain the stubborness of UK Inflation?
Greed Inflation is a term used to describe a higher inflation rate due to firms…
Inelastic demand
Definition – Demand is price inelastic when a change in price causes a smaller percentage…
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Books by Tejvan Pettinger
An easy to read an overview of economics. ‘Cracking Economics’ gives explanations of main topics with images and diagrams to bring economics to life.
The book is aimed at anyone with a general interest in economics but would like a better understanding. Available in hardback at major bookshops and online. Read More
An Enlightening Guide to the Dismal Science – published by Wellbeck.
It includes topics such as common economic fallacies, middlemen, recycling, debt, finance, trade, money, taxation and why some people get rich and others don’t.