What is inflation and why it is important Everyone is talking about inflation today, and students may wonder why they should study it if it is going to happen anyway. There is some truth in this. Indeed, inflation is always present in our economy, even if we are not always aware of it. However, this[…]
18 January 2023∙6 minutes to read
How Money Flows Into Social Media Platforms How long ago was it that Facebook debuted? I remember my eagerness to create my account in those early days, so I could track and stay in touch with my scattered family and long-ago school friends. At the time, I thought it was wonderful that this new service[…]
1 July 2022∙7 minutes to read
What Is Economics? Economics is a broad area, with a lot of concepts and ideas that can be difficult at first to come to terms with. Below we introduce common theoretical concepts and areas in economics that you may see during your economics studies. To fully grasp them, though, we have to understand how and[…]
10 July 2018∙12 minutes to read
Learn More About The Most Famous Economists and Their Theories If you’re studying economics at secondary school, or if you’re an economics undergraduate at university, there are lists upon lists of famous economists, economic works, as well as economic theories that you’re expected to understand. In fact, some would say it's a common assumption that[…]
29 May 2018∙6 minutes to read
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