Quite simply this is an A* video with context of the UK Economy and UK stats that will make your essays sing - your job is to impress the examiner with theory and context. Smash it and push those grades up with this killer knowledge! youtube.com/watch?v=FwfELh…

Full Phillips Curve Theory and Detail is here, much easier than it may seem; youtube.com/watch?v=VasoRA…

Keep things simple; here’s all you need to show on a Phillips Curve; 1) Conflict between unemployment and inflation (SRPC) 2) Demand Pull Inflation (SRPC) 3) Cost Push Inflation (SRPC) 4) NAIRU (LRPC) 5) Return to NAIRU after a boom and recession (LRPC)

UK gov. gets a whopping 45% of tax revenues from income tax/national insurance alone. It’s clear this is highly dependent on contributions from highest income earners, strong implications for taxation/spending policy going forward. Amazing to use as powerful evaluation in essays

42% of all income earners pay no income tax at all… Due to rises in the income tax free allowance currently at £12,750. Add to this that the bottom third of income tax payers contribute only 0.01% of total income tax revenue (£2bn) Very clear progressive tax system at work

Incredible eye opening stats to use in essays/exams – make a note of these! The top 1% of UK earners (earnings > £188,000) contribute a massive 30% of total income tax revenue (£59bn), an increase from 25% since 2010 despite a reduction in top rate of income tax in this time.

Welcome back everyone- ready for a major push for final exams. Go intense with the videos and maximise revision time; mastering content and writing many essay plans. Loads of guidance, tips, advice and nuggets to come from me as well! I’m with you all the way 👍

To help further, check out this brand new video covering the costs and benefits of unemployment, Crucial you know these well for a long essay, Enjoy! youtube.com/watch?v=GyLxUl…

A heavily under revised area is the costs and benefits (consequences) of growth, unemployment, inflation and deflation yet a very common long essay question in final exams. Don’t let this be you, videos in my Year 1 Macro Playlist covers this comprehensively 👍

Thank you to everyone who attended the workshops last week. It was a blast revising Economics with you. Push forward hard with your revision now and maximising those gains. Loads more to come from to help you 👍😎

Crucial as you revise over the break to master content and practise a variety of questions. Use these playlists to source videos from; 1) Year 1 Micro & Macro 2) Year 2 Micro & Macro 3) Development Economics 4) Financial Markets 5) Labour Markets

Absolutely everything you need to smash your revision of Economics is on my channel. Browse the channel homepage and you'll see all playlists laid out very clearly; Content, Exam Technique, Writing Skills, Diagrams and much more. Use the videos well in this break #heretohelp

Wishing you all a super productive break - focus is on smashing revision! Be smart & set daily goals, focussing revision on 1) Content Mastery 2) Short Question Practise 3) Essay Planning. Do this topic by topic and you'll make incredible progress. Am here to guide all the way ❤️

Interesting UK economy forecasts came from the budget too; 1) Forecast 2024 Growth 0.8% 2) GDP/Capita Growth negative in 2024 3) Inflation 1.5% by Q4 2024 4) Forecast budget deficit 4.2% 5) National Debt 97.6% GDP and to stay around this for several years #context

The election budget illustrates choice & opp cost. Headline tax cuts mean limits to Gov. spending on public services whilst overall tax burden remains at record high. Public services & infrastructure remain underfunded whilst poor macro forecasts continue to dampen the mood...

Today’s budget focussed on boosting actual & potential growth by reducing National Insurance, increasing benefits for working parents & keeping financial support for businesses whilst also raising revenue through various tax measures (vaping, business class flights and non-doms)

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For a comprehensive understanding on the Natural Rate of Unemployment be sure to check out this brand new video – truly fascinating stuff 😎youtube.com/watch?v=VlsxoA…

Determinants of the Natural Rate of U (consisting of structural, frictional and seasonal U); 1) Generous Benefits System 2) High Income Tax/National Insurance 3) Excessive Labour Market Regulation 4) Poor Transport and Housing Infrastructure 5) Lack of In Work Training Programmes