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

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 ...

What are the economic costs of the recent widespread flooding across Europe? The recent floods in Central Europe are projected to cause significant economic losses, potentially exceeding €1 billion.

Using this OurWorldinData chart, answer the following questions: 1. Calculate the percentage change in the total number of air conditioning units between 1990 and 2020. Give your answer to two decimal ...

This digital download booklet is a student (and parent) friendly guide to the new AAQ BTEC National Extended Certificate in Health & Social Care, for first teaching in September 2025. Designed to be ...

In a significant development for the UK housing market, Barratt, the nation's largest housebuilder, has completed a £2.5 billion acquisition of its smaller rival, Redrow. After months of scrutiny by ...

A huge 'thank you' to all the teachers who joined us for this week's first teacher CPD live stream. Also, a massive thank you to our panelists Isobel, Natalie and Glynn. For anyone who missed the ...

In economics, resource depreciation refers to the decline in the value or productive capacity of a natural or physical resource over time, usually as a result of its ...

Join Laura and the tutor2u Psychology team for fast-paced, interactive, live sessions. In this session, we assess your knowledge and understanding of Research Methods, coaching you through some tricky ...

In economics, the difference between private benefit and social benefit lies in who receives the benefit of an economic activity. Definition: Private benefits are the gains or advantages that accrue ...

The difference between renewable and non-renewable resources lies in their availability and ability to replenish over time. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences: Definition: Renewable resources ...

Bounded rationality is a concept in economics and decision-making that suggests individuals are rational but within certain limits or constraints. Unlike the traditional economic assumption of perfect ...