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Articles
Covering both Micro and Macro-Economic Theory, Click
on the links on the left of the page. The first topic within
each category is free. You may decide to pay the £20 sterling
annual fee to get access to all the topics and notes
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A
Terrific Archive of Economics Topics, listed alphabetically,
at this site. Just about every economics topic on the Leaving
Certificate syllabus is covered comprehensively
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Economics
Diagrams from Bized.You can search the diagram bank
either by keyword or simply by the title of the diagram.
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Economic Fallacies click
on the link on the left hand side of the page to download
the entire set
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Economics
Links
from Schoolnet. This EUN website is constantly being updated
for the benefit of students and teachers of economics.
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Economics
from Woodgreen. These web pages are specially written
for the OCR Economics syllabus. Click on As and A2 icons
for additional material. Check the glossary and other links
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Economics
Topics from Study links. These links are divided alphabetically
into the main Economics subject options for AS and A2 Economics
courses. You can avail of a 14 day free trial offer at this
site
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Europa
Trade. The European Commission trade website. The 15
member states of the European Union have a common commercial
policy towards non-member countries.
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Five
Economics Lesson Plans
on Supply and Demand, Consumer Credit, Playing the Market,
The Value of Money, and the Cost of Living Study
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Internet
Resources for Economists This is a mega klink to some
great economisc resources
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Introduction
to Macro Economics. Some fine articles and links
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Large
archive of printable model economic essay plans.
A senopsis of the key points for each essay from the OSL
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NetEc
is an International Academic Effort to improve the communication
of Economics via electronic media. Click on the Links for
a vast array of economic papers and journals
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The
Dismal Scientist
covers over 80 economic releases from over 15 countries.
Sign up for automatic delivery of releases to your mailbox
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The
European Parliament
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The
European Union Online.
Follow the links to read / study any or all aspects of the
European Union
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The
Economist The online version of this excellent magazinel.
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The
Financial Times
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The
Institute of Fiscal Studies.
IFS is an independent research organisation. They aim to
provide high quality economic analysis of public policy.
You can use the links above to navigate by subject area,
or those on the left to find other sections. Superb Links.
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The
International Labour Organisation
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The
International Monetory Fund (IMF)
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The
International Trade Centre.
Follow the links
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The
Internet Scout Project -- Business & Economics The
target audience for Business & Economics is faculty, students,
staff, and librarians in Business and Economics.
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The
On-Line version of the New York Times offers a site
for college students and their instructors. A subset of
this site is devoted to economic issues. Besides headlines,
they offer subsections on current economic and financial
indicators as well as the international economy.
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The
OECD,
an international organisation helping governments tackle
the economic, social and governance challenges of a globalised
economy.
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The
Oxford School of Learning (OSL)has been teaching Economics
via the Internet for 2 years, for free. Resources include
an archive of comprehension questions updated daily, case
studies and internet-based assignments in their applied
questions. Some of their links are listed individually,
on this page, but there are too many to list them all
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The
Wall Street Journal
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The
World Bank
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The
World Trade Organisation. The World Trade Organization
(WTO) is the only global international organization dealing
with the rules of trade between nations.
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Topic
by Topic Listing (Baccalaureate programme) To organise
the resources available on Biz/ed for international schools
they have categorised the resources into the five sections
of the International Baccalaureate programme. There are
superb notes on linked topics at the end of the page
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Tutor2u Economics A comprehensive, free resource for
students run by a group of practising teachers and examiners.
Students can choose from essay plans, data, a glossary and
study notes. A superb site
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Up
to Date Economic Commentary on unfolding stories
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WWW
Virtual Library Economics. WebEc is an effort to categorize
free information in economics on the WWW. Probably the largest
directory of economic urls on the internet
