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Sample Resources

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Economics resources are everywhere, but most are generic noise that add little value. To be frank, the amount of time you need to sift through the noise isn't worth it

 

We at Economics1.com cut through the clutter. Backed by 25 years of teaching and tutoring experience, our curated resources are engineered specifically to help you master economic theory and nail your exams.

This page has a few sample resources from our curated section. Check out these resources to see if they align with your needs.

When designing our resources we are informed by our vast experience as tutors. You will find that are resources are concise and hyper focused on a particular theory or skill.

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How to Improve Evaluation

This video lesson by Ali explains the pitfalls of evaluation in your exam answers and how to improve your evaluation skills.

News is Economics

This is a video that analyses the recent minor weather issues that affected the south of England (August 2026). 

In this video, we can clearly see how various economic concepts can be extracted from any news article, including weather issues. 

Have a look at the video to see how torrential rain can potentially increase the price of eggs and many other effects.

Major Economic News Dissected

This is another video that analyses the move by the UAE, one of the major oil producers. to leave OPEC. 

Again, it shows that various economic concepts can be extracted from a major event like this. Oil is a scarce resource that directly or indirectly affects the scarcity of many other resources. 

IAL Edexcel Unit 4 Model Answer

This video is one from many in our curated video collection that is available to students who enrol on our courses. There are many videos in the curated section, high value and focused on theory and exam skills. 

Scarcity Introduction

A PowerPoint Slide introducing scarcity, choice and opportunity cost

Demand

Detailed slides on Demand at the microeconomic level

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