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Abbott, Ian  
  A review of textbooks for teaching GCE A level economics Spring 2001
  Speaking a common language [export strategies] Spring 2000
Abbott, Kevin  
  Is it time to turn to BTEC? A review of the changes to BTEC for 2010 Spring 2010
Ajegbo, Sir Keith  
  The Humanities and Social Sciences Diploma Spring 2009
AQA  
  The AQA approach to controlled assessment in business subjects Spring 2010
Ardley, Barry  
  China and international ownership: exploring consumer perceptions of brand equity and new country of origin Spring 2011
Ashmore, Simon  
  Making it all add up: an introduction to the Certificate in Financial Studies Autumn 2003
Ashwin, Andrew  
  Controlled assessment: how it works in practice for Edexcel courses Autumn 2009
  Dictionaries and glossaries: false friends? Autumn 2007
  E-assessment: what it will mean for teachers and students? Autumn 2005
  Finding your way around biz/ed Autumn 2004
  Guerrilla marketing Autumn 2006
  Keeping up with the economists: using game theory in the classroom Spring 2007
  Podcasting Summer 2006
  Using an interactive resource in the classroom [cash flow simulation] Summer 2005
  Using games in the classroom Autumn 2005
Asteris, Michael  
  Boxing clever: containerisation and globalisation Spring 2009
  British defence spending: making choices Summer 2008

Bamford, Colin  
  A sustainable transport policy: alive and kicking or dead and buried Summer 2001
  Road pricing – don’t forget the economics Summer 2007
Barnes, Stephen  
  Coming of age Spring 2006
  The question is the answer (part 1) Summer 2008
  The question is the answer (part 2) Spring 2008
Beardmore, Helen  
  Specialist business and enterprise colleges Spring 2007
Beharrell, Andy  
  Finding your way around biz/ed Autumn 2004 
Bentham, Jo  
  New A level specifications Spring 2008
  Using reciprocal language to develop students’ language and understanding: a franchising case Spring 2002
  study  
Bentley, Paul  
  Plan it, map it (Building Schools for the future, Wolverhampton

Autumn 2011

  Enhancing the delivery of vocational Business Studies through outward facing activities Summer 2011
  Developing self-assessment skills in the context of level 3 BTEC business course Assessment of
enterprise capability: some proposals
Summer 2008
   
Berkery, Aoife  
  Whither Enterprise education? Spring 2011
Best, Miriam  
  Why study economics? Autumn 2010
Billimoria, Arti  
  What factors attract foreign direct investment? Autumn 2001

Birchall, Naomi  
  Something for nothing: ten top business websites Spring 2007
Black, Ian  
  Games and economics at key stage 5 Autumn 2010
Borring,ton, Karen  
  What's new in types of business organisations? Autumn 2010
Bowett, Richard  
  Behavioural economics and student learning Autumn 2010
  Dictionaries and glossaries: false friends? Autumn 2007
  How do I make business lessons relevant to students? Autumn 2005
Brant, Jacek  
  A review of texts for GCE A level business studies Spring 2001
  Beyond the lesson plan: developing a global dimension in initial teacher training Spring 2003
  Meeting the standards: ICT in initial teacher education Spring 2000
  Whom shall we choose? Some criteria for selecting teacher trainees Summer 2002
Brassey, Alex  
  Does the use of inter-group competition enhance performance in short-term summative testing? Summer 2006
Bridges, Paul  
  Something for nothing: ten top business websites Spring 2007

Brown, Dick  
  Setting interest rates Summer 2003
Burton, Beverley  
  Enterprise for all: a pilot project in Nottinghamshire Autumn 2003
Butler, David  
  Inspecting economics. business and enterprise education Autumn 2009
  Ofsted’s view of business education Autumn 2002
  The Ofsted business education report Summer 2009
Byatt, Ian  
  Regulating the water industry: does economics help Summer 2000
  Ten tenets: politics and the market economy Autumn 2001
Byng, Jim  
  Entrepreneurs Summer 2009

Cameron, John  
  Reshaping post-16 economics syllabuses Summer 2002
Carter, Finbarr  
  Citizenship, business studies and economics education: the global and ethical perspective Spring 2002
Cartwright, Sarah  
  Using reciprocal language to develop students’ language and understanding: a franchising case Spring 2002
  study  
Catterall, Ross E  
  The exchange rate roller coaster Autumn 2004
Clark, Paul  
  Making the most of e-learning: a business department’s experience Spring 2006
Clarke-Hill, Colin  
  (R)etailing: revolution or evolution? Summer 2001
Connolly, David  
  Delivering business within a non-business diploma Autumn 2009
  Painting by numbers: using whiteboard technology to illustrate the uses of accounting information Autumn 2004
  in the teaching of A level Business Studies  
Cook, Mark  
  Learning the language of internationalisation Spring 2000

Corish, Andrew  
  Cases studies and examinations  Autumn 2004
  Teaching GCSE Business Studies: courses and course planning coursework Autumn 2003
  Teaching GCSE Business Studies:  Spring 2004
Cornick, James  
  Case study - Laverstock Park Farm  Autumn 2009
Coyle, Diane  
  The MPC lives in an ivory tower but does use its escape hatches  Summer 2000
Creaby, Caroline  
  Does the use of inter-group competition enhance performance in short-term summative testing?  Summer 2006
Croft, Amy   
  Ideas on increasing the number and calibre of students who choose Busienss and Economics Summer 2011
Cserhati, Agnes  
  Financial capability at key stages 3 and 4  Special April 2008
  Strategy and Manchester United  Summer 2005
Cullimore, Duncan  
  2011 EBEA Annual Conference

Autumn 2011

  Is A level Business Studies a soft subject? Summer 2010
  A tour of the new improved EBEA website  Special April 2008
  The 14–19 Green Paper: implications for business and economics  Summer 2002
  The EBEA and continuing professional development  Special April 2008


Daniels, Mark  
  Controlled assessment in OCR’s GCSEs in Applied Business, Business and Communication
Systems and Business Studies
Summer 2010
   
Davies, Charlotte  
  Credit crunch cheat Summer 2011
  Running a school shop…watching the cash and preventing problems before they arise Autumn 2006
Davies, Peter  
  Contributing to citizenship education by improving the quality of students’ arguments Summer 2004
  Improving learning by focusing on variation Summer 2006
  Using reciprocal language to develop students’ language and understanding: a franchising case
study
Spring 2002
   
Davis, Evan  
  The world economy: dot coms, deflation and the dollar Summer 2004
Davis, Peter  
  Budgeting: an opportunity for financial capability Autumn 2008
  Teaching game theory: using games in lessons Summer 2010
DeAnne, Julius  
  Target 2 Point 5: the work of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee Summer 2000
Dhami, Navrai  
  A level Business Studies: a student’s perspective: Summer 2010

Dickens, Richard  
  Low pay Spring 2002
Kirk Dodds  
   Support for dyslexic pupils in the classroom Summer 2011
Donnelly, Sandra  
  Playground business studies - Organisation Structures Spring 2012
  Playground business studies - Total Quality Management Spring 2012
  Playground business studies - Water balloon price elasticity Spring 2012
  Developing personal learning and thinking skills in GCSE Business Studies students Summer 2011
  A level business studies: using ICT to enhance teaching and learning Autumn 2008
  GCSE business studies: using IT to enhance teaching and learning Special April 2008
Dransfield, Rob  
  Leeds United scores own goal Spring 2004
Duckett, Ian  
  Supporting the delivery of applied business programmes Spring 2006
Dunill, Richard  
  Just living - UNICEF 2011

Autumn 2011

  Improving learning by focusing on variation Summer 2006
Durden, Guy  
  Assessment objectives: are they really at the heart of GCSE Business Studies? Spring 2008
  Improving the quality of argument in GCSE Business Studies Spring 2007
Emery, Anthony R T  
  Setting standards and saving the environment: EMAS and ISO 14001 Autumn 2004
  The challenge of environmental accounting Autumn 2002
Errington, Martin  
  Developing meaningful schemes of work Spring 2011
ESRC  
  The most effective teachers are in a class of their own Spring 2010

Fairbrass, Stephen  
  Business studies and citizenship Spring 2001
  Citizenship – or global citizenship? Autumn 2002
  Economic growth, development and poverty Spring 2001
  Reshaping post-16 economics syllabuses Summer 2002
Fairhurst, Daren  
  Learning for the twenty-first century: perspectives on the Diploma in Business Administration and
Finance
Spring 2010
   
Fallon, Grahame  
  What factors attract foreign direct investment? Autumn 2001
  Will Putin’s new broom be good for business in Russia? Autumn 2000
Finnie, Colin  
  New light on an old chestnut: breakeven analysis from a pedagogical perspective Summer 2002
Floyd, David  
  China and international ownership: exploring consumer perceptions of brand equity and new country of origin Spring 2011
  Polish membership of the EU: a straightforward prospect? Spring 2000
Frater, Glynis  
  Delivering IT key skills alongside the new AS/A2 qualification Autumn 2000
  The snack box: an activity for GCSE Applied Business or for enterprise education Spring 2005
  What a crisis! Autumn 2008
French, Debbie  
  BETT 2012 - exploring new worlds of learning

Ganley, Joe  
  Quantitative easing: injecting money into the economy Summer 2010
Gausden, Robert  
  The macroeconomic consequences for the UK of the recent increase in the price of oil Summer 2005
Geddis, Robert  
  Paying for it: making sense of economic challenges Spring 2011
Gelder, Darren  
  Teaching functional skills in business studies contexts Spring 2009
  You know things are changing but do you know how much? Autumn 2008
Gillespie, Andrew  
  Building effective evaluation skills in A level Business Studies Summer 2005
  How do you feel? How do you really feel? The importance of emotional intelligence in the workplace and the classroom Spring 2004
   
Glegg, Polly  
  Using an interactive resource in the classroom [cash flow simulation] Summer 2005
Gratton, Chris  
  Managing public services: the case of local authority sport Spring 2008
Gray, Pete  
  Life in the fast lane Summer 2007
  Remuneration Spring 2007
  Teaching business and enterprise at Christmas Autumn 2007

Griffith-Jones, David  
  If economics hurts you may be doing it wrong! Autumn 2008
Griffiths, Jenni  
  A good head for business Spring 2008
Hall, Dave  
  Business ethics and corporate social responsibility Summer 2007
  Constructing a critical business studies Autumn 2007
  The business curriculum: moving the subject forward Autumn 2008
Hammond, Andrew  
  AQA AS level: preparing for AQA BUS1 in January Autumn 2003
  Driving you up the wall: suggestions as to how to use the walls of your classroom Autumn 2002
  Manufacturing in the classroom Spring 2003
  Of course you can: the dos and don’ts of AQA A level coursework Summer 2003
  Using off-the-peg market research reports [company analysis] Summer 2002
Hancock, Margaret  
  The EBEA website - what's hot and what's not Spring 2012
  How new advertising regulation affects social networking sites Summer 2011
  Annual reports and accounts: corporate PR hype or a useful resource? Autumn 2008
  On-line resources to support BTEC National in business Special April 2008
Haran, Kalea  
  Why the gender imbalance in business and economics? Autumn 2007
  Why use a virtual learning environment? Summer 2007

Harlow, Jonathan  
  Price elasticity of demand Spring 2000
Healey, Nigel  
  The euro at 20 months: what have we learned? Summer 2000
Heard, Nick  
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009
Heather, Ken  
  Economics and the internet Spring 2003
  EU enlargement: its effects on the market for labour Spring 2004
  Price discrimination: are we being exploited? Autumn 2002
  Technical change and its economic effects Spring 2005
Henderson, Stephen  
  OCR GCE AS/A2 Economics Summer 2008
  Using an interactive resource in the classroom [cash flow simulation] Summer 2005
  Using key terms in business studies Spring 2007
Hicks, Ivor  
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009

Hillier, David  
  (R)etailing: revolution or evolution? Summer 2001
Hirst, Keith  
  Twitter and its role in Business Education  Autumn 2011
  Resource allocation – the curious case of Tesco, the local pub and an invisible hand Summer 2011
  A little bit of toast: exploring waste in a business context – understanding lean production Summer 2010
Holder, Guy  
  Does the use of inter-group competition enhance performance in short-term summative testing? Summer 2006
Hurd, Steve  
  Has the internet really superseded the textbook? Autumn 2003
  Immigration and the UK labour market Summer 2002
  The European Economics Education Conference 2004 Spring 2005
  The use of ICT in business and economics in 2005 Summer 2006
Imeson, Peter  
  Monopoly accounts and cash flow games Spring 2012
  Making Advanced Economics accessible: a follow up Autumn 2011
  The use of concept mapping in Economics Summer 2011
  An agricultural market simulation for AS and GCSE Economics Summer 2010
James, Kathy Autumn 2011
  Plan it, map it (Building Schools for the future, Wolverhampton)  
Jephcote, Martin  
  Economics in the school curriculum: a breakdown of consensus Autumn 2004 
  Economics in the school curriculum: its origins, and reflections on the workings of a subject Spring 2004
  community  
Jones, Alan  
  Case study – Laverstoke Park Farm Autumn 2009
  Will Putin’s new broom be good for business in Russia? Autumn 2000
Jones, Peter  
  (R)etailing: revolution or evolution? Summer 2001

Jones, Simon  
  Teaching externalities and stakeholder perspectives Spring 2006
Kay, John  
  The truth about markets Summer 2005
Keys, Roberta  
  Water, water everywhere Summer 2012
  Two sides to every story - a class debate about relocation Spring 2012
  Advising on legal structure Spring 2012
  30 websites I can't live without

Autumn 2011

Khonat, Adil  
  What is marketing? A starter activity and case study Summer 2012
  A new look at enterprise Summer 2011
Kilmister, Andrew  
  Enlarging the European Union to the east: issues and problems Spring 2001
Knighton, Jenny  
  Developing students’ arguments: citizenship aspects of business and economics Spring 2005
Knights, David  
  Using management insights to improve student learning Autumn 2008
Knorringa, Peter  
  Global companies, fair trade and responsible production Spring 2009

Langworthy, Stuart  
  Supporting students in making post-18 choices

Autumn 2011

  Using a sixth form residential experience to enhance learning Spring 2011
  From special measures to specialist college in three years Spring 2004
Lendrum, Kate  
  NQT box of tricks Autumn 2010
Lloyd, Diane  
  The new Ofsted framework – implications for teaching and learning Summer 2012
  Learning for the twenty-first century: perspectives on the Diploma in Business Administration and Finance  Spring 2010
Loxley, Roger  
  Teaching students to think and learn Autumn 2009
Lucas, John  
  Firms gambling on growth in gambling Autumn 2004
MacKenzie, Pam  
  Hitting the ground running Autumn 2006
Marcousé, Ian  
  Business speak: cutting through the fog Summer 2004
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009
  Come back Cambridge Linear Autumn 2005
  Teaching public accounts Autumn 2008
Mason, Chris  
  Dot.com again Spring 2012
Masters, Rupert  
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009

Maunder, Peter  
  Regulating the market economy Autumn 2003
May, John  
  Career Academies: employer engagement in action Autumn 2006
Maxwell, Fenella  
  The top five challenges facing Economics A level students - by a student Summer 2012
Mazliah, Mandy  
  Delivering next generation learning: the diploma support programme Spring 2009
McDonald, Angelina  
  Using digital video in business education Spring 2008
Memory, Sam  
  Choosing a GCE A level Applied Business course Spring 2006
  Investors in Education and Business Partnerships award Autumn 2001

Mikdadi, Marwan  
  What is the future for BA and the other major flag carriers in Europe? Spring 2010
Miller, Angharad  
  Give your students a taxing time… Autumn 2006
Miller, Theone  
  NQT box of trickw Autumn 2010
Moran, Geoff  
  New A level specifications Spring 2008
Morrison, Janet  
  Polish membership of the EU: a straightforward prospect? Spring 2000
Murray, Adrian  
  Business studies online Autumn 2010
Myddleton, David  
  Why do most companies make losses? Summer 2005
Needham, David  
  The cogs of cognition: developing a model for learners within a business classroom that raises their levels of response Autumn 2002
O'Keeffe, John
  The Certificate for Intruduction to Securities and Investment from the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment Spring 2011
Oludipo, Fosola  
  From PGCE to NQT  Autumn 2010
Pascoe, Sean  
  Cod stock recovery on the North Sea: some economic considerations Spring 2006
Perry, Alan  
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009
Phillips, Paul  
  Passing the test: assessing business finance on the AVCE Business Autumn 2001
Pinnock, Ali  
  Successful mentoring: the students’ view Autumn 2007

Pratt, Andrea  
  The new Ofsted framework – implications for teaching and learning Summer 2012
Preston, Sean  
  How to improve student performance in business and economics at key stages 4 and 5 Summer 2010 
Raja, Bushara  
   Restoring financial capability in Enterprise Education Summer 2012 
Ramsbottom, Thomas  
  Reflections of a NQT Spring 2004
Rapley, Paul  
  New A level specifications Spring 2008
Raymond, Roger  
  Of course you can: the dos and don’ts of AQA A level coursework Summer 2003
Reaich, Neil  
  Being enterprising in schools Summer 2007
  What a crisis! Autumn 2008
Redfern, Andrew  
  Diamond Nine Spring 2011
  A little bit of toast: exploring waste in a business context – understanding lean production Summer 2010 
Reed, Alec  
  Brands and badges Summer 2003
Reeve, Andy  
  A personal reflection on the Quality Mark experience Summer 2009
  Using the summer conference DVDs Spring 2010
  Websites to aid teaching and learning in A level economics Special April 2008
Reynolds, Hayley  
  Enterprise for all: a pilot project in Nottinghamshire Autumn 2003
Riches, Clive  
  Websites for GCSE Economics Summer 2008
  Websites to aid teaching and learning in A level economics Special April 2008
Rickard, Sean  
  Managing the price of food
Riley, Jim  
  Using tutor2U Autumn 2006

Rodda, Chris  
  Celebrations (scarcity) Autumn 2009
  Teaching externalities and stakeholder perspectives Spring 2006
Roncarati, Marco  
  Does the use of inter-group competition enhance performance in short-term summative testing? Summer 2006
Rowles, Gemma  
  Taking students to Land Rover Spring 2009
Russell, Emma  
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009
Saddington, Paul  
  Making the most of e-learning: a business department’s experience Spring 2006
Salveson, Paul  
  A better railway Summer 2001
Sanderson, Brian  
  Teaching evaluation skills in real business contexts Spring 2006
  The EBEA and continuing professional development Special April 2008
Sandiford, Billie-Jean  
  Curriculum 2000: implementation of the new GNVQ in business Autumn 2000
Savage, Nancy  
  Interactive whiteboard ideas for business studies Summer 2008
Savory, Chris  
  Teaching economics and business studies after Curriculum 2000: the teachers’ voice Autumn 2002
Scheckter, Clare  
  Case study – Laverstoke Park Farm Autumn 2009
Scholes, Kevan  
  In search of a strategy Summer 2000
  Information IT and strategy Summer 2001

Seliet, Hala  
  Sir – do you speak a different language? Spring 2000
Sentance, Andrew  
  How the Monetary Policy Committee controls UK inflation Autumn 2007
Short, Rod  
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009
Shutes, Karl  
  Risk management Autumn 2006
  The banking crisis Autumn 2007
Sloman, John  
  Asymmetric information and market failure Autumn 2006
Smith, Bill  
  The GCSE in Applied Business Autumn 2010
Smith, Fran  
  A question of Economics: evoke, embed and extend – the three Es of investigative questioning in Economics teaching Spring 2011
Smith, Tom  
  Cambridge Pre-U Economics Spring 2009
Stadden, Jamie  
  An easy way into financial ratios Spring 2009
Stead, Anthony  
  Applying learning theories in the classroom Summer 2012
Stone, Rachel  
  Marking Business AS papers: a personal reflection Autumn 2001
Stoney, Jayne  
  Using discussion to develop students’ economic thinking in citizenship lessons Autumn 2004 
Stowell, Graham  
  Visualisation Autumn 2005
Sumner, Carol  
  Engaging businesses for Business and Enterprise Learning – good practice as recommended by Ofsted in the Economics, Business and Enterprise Education Report 2011 Spring 2012
  Business studies brain teasers Summer 2011
  Case study - Sources of finance, Eddie Stobart Ltd Summer 2008
  Choosing a course: which GCSE? Summer 2009
  Product life cycle – dead or alive? Autumn 2007
  Survival of the fittest Spring 2009
  The new diploma: good news for business studies teachers? Summer 2008
  Training: illustrating the benefits Spring 2007

Tarrant, Ruth  
  Achieving the perfect economics essay Summer 2008
Taylor, Dan  
  Life in the fast lane Summer 2007
Taylor, Peter  
  Managing public services: the case of local authority sport Spring 2008
Thomas, Rob  
  Boxing clever: containerisation and globalisation Spring 2009
  Britain's national daily newspaper industry Spring 2007
  Foreign direct investment: an activity to assess country risk Autumn 2006
  Professionals: do they benefit the public or themselves? Autumn 2009
  The labour market for nurses in the UK, 1997-2006 Summer 2008
  The UK’s national minimum wage: watershed or damp squib? Autumn 2005
  The unofficial economy: there are lies, damn lies and GDP statistics Autumn 2003
Thompson, Harriet  
  Using sport to teach topics in Economics and Business Studies Summer 2011
  Teaching Quantitative Easing Spring 2010
Turner, Sue  
  Market rap Spring 2006
Unwin, Adam  
  Beyond the lesson plan: developing a global dimension in initial teacher training Spring 2003
  Does the use of inter-group competition enhance performance in short-term summative testing? Summer 2006
  Meeting the standards: ICT in initial teacher education Spring 2000
  Passing the test: assessing business finance on the AVCE Business Autumn 2001
  Using digital video in business education Spring 2008
Upton, Nigel  
  The Cambridge IGSE Business Studies Spring 2011

Uttley, Simon  
  To cheat or not to cheat? Autumn 2002
Veasey, Christina  
  'Teacher induction' or 'hit the ground running'? What should be offered to support newly qualified, returner or transferring teacher recruits, within education today? Summer 2012
Vickers, John  
  Economic policy for competition and conSumners Summer 2001
Vohra, Jawaad  
  Stop right now thank you very much Autumn 2006
  Teaching about price controls Autumn 2005
Wales, Jenny  
  Business and Economics for all Summer 2008
  Citizenship education: the role of the business educator Summer 2002
  Economic well-being: making it work Autumn 2009
  If economics hurts you may be doing it wrong! Autumn 2008
  In search of a strategy Summer 2000
  Strategy and Manchester United Summer 2005
  The role of the business educator Summer 2002
  What a crisis! Autumn 2008
  Where to find great marketing data Autumn 2007
Walker, Nicola  
  Learning for the twenty-first century: perspectives on the Diploma in Business Administration and Spring 2010
  Finance  
  The Business Administration and Finance Diploma: the why, what and where? Summer 2010

Wall, Nancy  
  Choosing a GCE A level Applied Business course Spring 2006
  Curriculum 2000: teaching A level economics Autumn 2000
  Investigating competition policy Autumn 2001
  Response to the DfES regarding the consultation document Subject Specialism Spring 2004
  Survival: an introduction to economics Spring 2002
  The talent gap Spring 2007
  Using the summer conference DVDs Spring 2010
Wareing, Russell  
  Assessment for learning Summer 2012
Watts, Richard  
  Making cash flow fun Spring 2010
  The 14–19 reform: a teacher’s perspective Autumn 2007
Webster, Ken  
  What externalities? Spring 2003

White, Tom  
  Setting up a departmental website Summer 2007
Widdowson, Paul  
  Choosing a GCE A level Applied Business course Spring 2006
  Profound changes for 14-19 education Spring 2009
Wilkin, Claire  
  Do you Moodle? Ten good reasons to use Virtual Learning Environments to enhance learning Summer 2012
Williams, Nye  
  Cameroon: where has it gone wrong and what signs of optimism are there? Summer 2011
Williams, Steve  
  Business and economics education and citizenship: a guide for heads of departments Autumn 2000
Williamson, Duncan  
  Free cash flow Spring 2003
Wilson, Claire  
  Assessment of enterprise capability: some proposals Summer 2008
  Harvey’s Hot Water Bottles (economies of scale) Spring 2008
Wilson, Jo  
  Using reciprocal language to develop students’ language and understanding: a franchising case Spring 2002
  study  
Wilson, Robert  
  70p a day ublic utilities pricing policy] Summer 2000
  A better railway Summer 2001
  Joined-up business thinking Summer 2004
  Not as easy as it looks Summer 2003
  The joys of imperfection: markets revisited Summer 2003
  The MPC lives in an ivory tower but does use its escape hatches Summer 2000
Woodward, Russell  
  Teaching economics concepts to students of business and management studies Spring 2008
Wu, Yufan  
  China and international ownership: exploring consumer perceptions of brand equity and new country of origin Spring 2011
Wyche, Cordelia  
  A level Business Studies: a student’s perspective: Summer 2010
Young, Richard  
  EBEA website: events. Summer 2004
Zhang, Wei  
  Will the current crisis bring an end to the Chinese miracle? Summer 2009

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