Tag Archives: MIcroeconomics

G11 – Linear equations and subsidies

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Adam Seldis

In the last few lessons we’ve been looking at linear functions and the impact of subsidies. I set you this question in class and asked you to complete it for homework. Here is the answer. Have a look through and … Continue reading →

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Perfect card market

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Adam Seldis
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When it comes to wages, sometimes more is really less…

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Adam Seldis

In the UK the financial year ends at the start of April and for many companies now is the time of year that they award pay rises to their hard-working and loyal employees. Data shows that the average salary in … Continue reading →

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A Golden Lesson in Economics

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Adam Seldis

Earlier today an ounce of gold – the amount in the picture – reached $1,500. This is the highest level in recorded history. The rise has taken some by surprise. But should it and what can we learn from the … Continue reading →

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