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RELATED LINKS
1. Working Lunch - BBC2
Premier website for anyone involved or just generally interested in this subject. You'll find a genuinely helpful 'Education' section along with numerous other valuable links.
2. The Economist
Online version of the popular magazine that's a must for business and economics students.
3. Biz/ed
Site purely for students and teachers of business education. A-level and GNVQ level students can apply their theories to a 'virtual factory' for an insight into how 'real' business works. This site is excellent and really is one you should explore.
4. International Monetary Fund
Interesting site with a good introduction to the IMF. Lots of information about the countries it is currently involved with and other up-to-date news.
5. Bank of England
Extremely handy for students needing to keep abreast of UK financial developments.
6. BBC News
Check out the Business News section for current UK share prices, the latest business related news stories and special features.
7. American Stock Exchange
A useful resource as you can go live to the trading floor and find out about all the latest reports, prices and companies.
8. National Statistics
All the statistics from Agriculture to Travel and Tourism from the official UK statistics site.
9. European Parliament
Click on the language you want to use to find out all about the EU. Great site, obviously, for language practice but also a great deal more besides. N.B. For UK specific information you can go to www.europarl.org.uk.
10. Capitalism: Frequently Asked Questions
This is an extensive and interesting discussion of capitalism with which you might or might not agree.
11. The Foundation for Economic Education
Founded in 1946 and dedicated to "the preservation of individual freedom and the private property order," FEE here offers links and a free sample of its monthly magazine, "The Freeman."
12. The Sticky Wicket - Poverty's Home Page
This site truly introduces one to the thoughts and feelings of the homeless and poor. It's big on welfare and community issues and contains the Cyber Herald, which is published weekly on such news and events, plus a really engaging Thoughts for Today section.
13. Economics and Business Education Association
Represents teachers and lecturers of economics, business studies and related subjects in the UK.
15. Tutor2u.net
Specialist site for economics. Online learning resource of the Year 2003!
