Economics of Crime Simulator
This is the second post in relation to Economics of Crime. The first post was A-Level friendly extension/enrichment reading on the links between Market Structures and Organised Crime. You can check that out here . In a recent interview for the Royal Economics Society Newsletter, I was asked about my favourite area of Economics. My response was that I love finding Economics in unexpected places, such as crime. I remember studying Becker's Model of Crime at Uni and really enjoy
Labour elasticity and truck drivers
Sharon Dolman over on the Edexcel Facebook group shared this video and article on the truck driver shortage. Both are a goldmine for teaching labour suply and elasticity.
Glossary
Iain over at Biz-omics has made this super useful glossary, particularly handy for new teachers! https://biz-omics-glossary-page.vercel.app/









