Skip to main content

Econ Resources

By
EconplusDal - the superstar of the economics world, and a great youtube channel. A true legend with superb explainer videos

Tutor2u - The OG of economics resource websites and great videos

 ACDCLeadership - brilliant Youtube teaching videos by Jacob Clifford

MBAecon - a new channel with explainer videos specifically for CIE IGCSE and A Level economics

 Jodiecongirl - Another set of great videos to help you understand pretty much anything our syllabus can throw at you

 Economics Help - This site is absolute gold for data and some cracking explanations to simplify the subject and also a great blog

 Phil Holden - Old school! More Youtube videos of great value. Short and easy to follow, kind of a more chilled-out

The Global Economy is a cracking site to show global data on common areas

 Basic Economics A brilliant short read on economics, written by a legend of economics - Thomas Sowell

 Trading Economics  Great for data presentation


Comments

  1. India economy4 October 2019 at 14:00


    We offer concise and insightful analysis on the Indian Economy
    through our regularly updated macroeconomic data, commentary and interactive charts.

    https://www.indiamacroadvisors.com/
    https://www.indiamacroadvisors.com/page/category/economic-indicators/gdp-business-activity/gdp/

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A chat with a world class economist...Jia Yi!

By
It is always great to hear how students are getting on as they progress through life, moving on to bigger and better things... Many of our students at GIS go on to study at some of the world's best universities and it was wonderful to hear from Jia Yi Lim, who recently moved from Malaysia to the USA and is now settling into life at Harvard University. When in Year 13, Jia Yi was over-the-moon to have received offers from Harvard, Stanford and Cambridge ...having only made 3 applications! Harvard was chosen in the end, but it was certainly a decision which took considerable time, a lot of thought and careful deliberation. In only her first semester at Harvard, Jia Yi is loving life. Having been fortunate enough to have taught her A Level Economics as well as enjoy watching her debate and witnessed her incredible community service work ( Project Smile ), I thought I knew what Jia Yi was capable of. However, her contributions so far at Harvard, as I am sure you'll agree, a...
2 comments
Read more

What’s the difference between business and economics?

By MBAecon
Every year, as we go through the Options process (IGCSE and A Level), parents and students alike have hundreds of questions. And rightly so, the decision is important. But one question we hear multiple times every year is:  "What's the difference between business and economics?" ...and more often than not, this question includes accounting. This post hopes to shed some light on this and help explain the main differences.  At GIS, we like to use an analogy given to us a few years ago by another economics teacher (Mr Stewart...credit where credit is Stew!)…   First, let's talk about Business Studies . Business studies delves into the core areas related to businesses and their operations. The buying, selling, producing and marketing of goods and services.  Imagine a business, let's say it is a factory. Visualise lifting the roof off and peering inside; you see four main sections each with very different things going on... In one area, there is a team of people using ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Get ahead this summer - Read

By
The summer provides AS students the perfect opportunity to set themselves apart from other students and to get ahead, making their life that little bit easier for the A2 year. This might be in terms of being prepared for the A2 course but also for the all important university applications process, and the subsequent interviews... One excellent way students will set themselves apart is through reading. Universities say they want to see applicants reading relevant books that show they have an interest in the subject they wish to study. Imagine applying to do an economics degree having not read any books! It is not just about reading anything, it is about what you have read. So, to help you we have tried to provide you with some reading at various levels that should enable you to choose the appropriate books for you this summer. Don't forget, being up to date in terms of news and opinion is also critical so make sure you check out the further reading recommended in...
Post a Comment
Read more