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As an introduction to Macroeconomics, this video explains how the four key macroeconomic indicators (rates of economic growth, unemployment, inflation and the current account position) are used to assess the state of an economy and used as the basic economic objectives of a government.

An analysis of the results of St. Lawrence College IGCSE, AS-Level and A-Level public exams, presented by Phil Holden, Headmaster of St. Lawrence College, Athens, Greece

Video 24 out of 50 covering the entire AS-Level Economics course. This video explores issues related to the NMW.

Video 23 out of 50 videos covering the AS-Level Economics course. This video explains how types of labour immobility and discrimination against labour causes market failure.

AS-Level Economics Video 22 Free Riders and Asymmetric Knowledge

Video 21 out of 50 videos covering the AS-Level Economics course. This video explains the process of cost-benefit analysis and the difficulties and inaccuracies that result from CBA.

Video 20 out of 50 covering the AS-Level Economics course. This video evaluates proposed corrective action by government when confronted with market failure caused by positive or negative externalities in a market.

This video, number 19/50 covering the AS-Level course, separates the production and consumption externalities (positive and negative) and introduces the new diagrams associated with these distinctions.

AS-Level Economics Video 18 Positive Externalities

Video 17 out of 50 covering the entire AS-Level Economics course. This video examines negative externalities including the concepts of private, external and social benefits and costs - but solutions to externalities are in a later video!

Video 16 out of 50 videos covering the AS-Level Economics course. This video introduces the concept of Market Failure, before the following videos will examine each type of market failure in detail

Video 15 out of 50 videos that cover the AS-Level Economics course. This video explains how Labour Markets reach equilibrium wage levels and touches upon related issues such as the National Minimum Wage and wage elasticities

Video 14 out of 50 covering the GCE AS-Level Economics course. This video examines how indirect taxes, ad valorem and unit, create a burden of taxation for both consumer and producer. The role of elasticity is investigated as to how great an incidence of tax falls on these groups. Also how subsidies boost consumption of goods.

Video 13 out of 50 videos covering the GCE AS-Level Economics course. This video explores the concepts of derived demand, competitive demand, joint demand and joint supply. These concepts illustrate that events in one micro market have impacts in other, related micro markets.

AS-Level Economics Video 12 - Price Elasticity of Supply (PES)

AS-Level Economics Video 11 Cross Elasticity of Demand [XED]

AS-Level Economics - Video 9: Price Elasticity of Demand (PED)

AS-Level Economics Video 10 - Income Elasticity of Demand [YED]

AS-Level Economics Video 8 - Consumer and Producer Surplus

AS-Level Economics Video 7 - The Price Mechanism

AS-Level Economics Video 6 - Equilibrium Price and Quantity in a Market

AS-Level Economics Video 5 - Supply and the S curve

AS-Level Economics Video 4 - Demand and the D curve

AS-Level Economics Video 3 - Market and Planned Economies

AS-Level Economics Video 2

AS-Level Economics - Video 1

An Analysis of the Public Exam Results from St. Lawrence College, Athens, Greece

St. Lawrence College, Athens - Analysis of Exam Results 2012

6 Types of Market Failure