Volume 19
Volume 19 Number 1
Budget deficits and government debt
Neil MacKinnon
Stopping oligopolists colluding
Ruth Tarrant
Thorntons shop closures
Rachel Cole
The UK housing market
Brian Ellis
Publishers and the ipad
Stephen Romer
The causes of income and wealth inequality
Tony Darby
Sugary drinks in the USA
Tony Emery
Should the government subsidise rail fares?
Steve Earley
Presentation of economic data
Peter Cramp
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
PPFs
Rachel Cole
Happy hour
Stephen Romer
GDP v GNP
Andrew Reeve
Volume 19 Number 2
Facebook and the economics of social networking
Stephen Romer
Why is the UK housing market distorted?
Nigel Watson
The price of a Michael McIntyre ticket
Rachel Cole
The price of gold
Rachel Cole
The effectiveness of QE
George Buckley
Policy on sugary drinks
Tony Emery
Should UK healthcare be provided by the government?
Tom Allen
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
Money in the Premier League
Stephen Romer
Measuring unemployment
Andrew Reeve
Index numbers
Peter Cramp
Interest rates and the inflation target
Amy Chapman
Government intervention in food markets
Brian Ellis
Volume 19 Number 3
An intro to monetary and fiscal policy
Quintin Brewer
The impact of the NMW
Peter Cramp
The Euro meltdown
Stephen Romer
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
Macro stability and the BRIC challenge
Naomi Birchall
Increasing concentration in transport markets
Colin Bamford
How does Google make money?
Rachel Cole
How can governments boost growth without spending?
Colin Ellis
Government cutbacks and the economy
Stephen Romer
Do unhealthy economies make for unhealthy people?
Rachel Cole
Current account deficits
Brian Ellis
CPI v RPI
Andrew Reeve
Volume 19 Number 4
Budget deficit reduction
Graeme Leach
The rise of India
Stephen Romer
The difference between monopolistic competition and monopoly
Rachel Cole
The crisis in music retailing
Stephen Romer
Supply side – miracle or mirage?
Brian Ellis
Multiple choice Q & A
Robert Nutter
Microfinance
Rachel Cole
Intro to AS/AD
Quintin Brewer
HDI v The Legatum Prosperity Index
Andrew Reeve
Has globalisation gone too far?
Charles Smith
Fiscal policy and macro performance
Andrew Robertson
Describing economic data
Peter Cramp
Current account and fiscal deficits
Neil Codd
