House of Lords reform is, of course, as well as being an old chestnut, is a frequent topic on exam papers. The arguments for ...

Some candidates have sought to solidify their appeal by choosing a running mate that has similar strengths. The "reinforced ticket" of Clinton-Gore in the 1990s is such an example. Academic thinking ...

The UK has become the first G7 nation to end the use of coal-fired power. The UK has shut down its final coal-fired power station, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, marking the end of a 142-year reliance on coal for ...

A lovely case of retaliation here in the ongoing EU-China trade war with the Chinese imposing tariffs on EU brandy exports. In addition, as the article notes, "China is also considering new tariffs on ...

Here is a digital version of the new, free print magazine for all A-Level Politics students. In this issue: The UK 2024 General Election Non-Voting at the 2024 UK General Election The New House of ...

Join Duncan and Craig for some live revision on the tricky topic of globalisation and education. Duncan is an experienced social science and humanities teacher, writer and senior examiner. He has ...

Has China's growth rate slowed? Using this chart from Trading Economics (click on 25 year chart), answer the following questions: 1. Identify two significant features of the Chinese growth rate since ...

The downward-sloping aggregate demand (AD) curve in economics can be explained by three main effects that link the overall price level to the quantity of goods and services demanded within an economy: ...

A current account deficit can impact several macroeconomic objectives, potentially leading to both positive and negative effects. Here’s how it might affect key areas: Positive: A deficit funded by ...

Here's this week's Biz Quiz. Each Friday, during term time, tutor2u sets a quiz asking 8 multi-choice questions about news events relating to the business world from the previous 7 days. Each answer ...