You are welcome to ask questions on Economics. However, due to volume of questions, I can no longer promise to answer all questions.
I will post the answer on this blog, for everyone to benefit from.
I shall try to answer the economics question and / or point to other resources but please bear in mind.
- The replies will be guidance and not for duplication. Your essays should be your own work.
- My speciality is economics for British A Level standard. My university economics is rusty in parts, because generally I don’t use it in teaching A level economics.
- I can’t guarantee to always give full answers it also depends on my time schedule.
- I will answer as a new post. Check home page of blog for new post. With question and answers
- Generally, I don’t answer questions, which involve mathematical calculations, they tend to be doing someone’s homework. however, I may give examples, of calculations, if I think it helps explain economics principles.
I studied PPE at Lady Margaret Hall college, Oxford University, and currently work as an Economics A Level teacher. I have also examined several different economic units for Edexcel AS and A2.
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Hi,
A lot of people have asked about who to blame for this economic crisis. Economically, it is the banks to blame. Is there anyone to blame politically? Is Gordon Brown or to blame for any economic decisions during his time as Chancellor or PM?
Hi, I am current working on a piece of work writing about whether recessions are inevitable (we are asked to avoid text book kind of answer), I know that there are many repects we can look at about this issue, do you have any suggestions about any particular interesting area I should start with.
How is quantitative easing expected to benefit the UK economy looking at the current situation of the economy>?
appreciate it if i could hear ur view…=]
thanku
Different British political parties have taken up different policies to balance the private and public sectors. Analyse the policies of high tax with high public spending OR low tax with low public spending.
(are they both about fiscal policy? or one about fiscal the other monetary?)
What are the relationship between economic and social science?
Why are there large differences in the unemployment rate across different regions of the UK?