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UK in Double Dip Recession
Britain is back in recession as GDP unexpectedly fell by 0.2% making it the first time the country has experienced a double dip recession since 1973-75.
Youth Budget 2012: The Results
Youth Budget 2012 found that those young people who took part would tax more (65%) and spend less (69%) in order to reduce the deficit to a greater extent than the Government.
Eurozone crisis prompts calls for ‘European Treasury’
The on-going crisis in the Eurozone has prompted calls for a ‘European Treasury’ to stabilize the Euro with more coordinated economic governance.
Learning about inflation
Inflation is on the rise but what does this mean for society? How will it effect the economy? Read on for useful hints and links on teaching this current topic.
Comprehensive Spending Review: the verdict for young people
The CSR has outlined the Governments spending plans for the next four years. How will these plans effect your students?
