WQEEconomics

The Economics Twitter account for all students at WQE. YouTube:

[Guardian Business @BusinessDesk]

UK economy shrank 2.6% during November lockdown – business live https://t.co/1OC6k4vLvU

[Peter Foster @pmdfoster]

Can we squash this tiresome trope that teachers don't want schools to open? Or that arguments for closing schools are somehow preserve of liberal/wet child-eating commies....this is about hard choices as the #COVID19 is running out of control (R above 1) /1

[WQEEconomics @WQEEconomics]

@tutor2uGeoff Totally agree.

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Looking forward to work tomorrow @Everton

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[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

Most popular websites since 1993:

[KSCeconomics @KSCeconomics]

'Tax the wealthy to pay for coronavirus' https://t.co/xs9iBJSrxA

[Tutor2u Geoff (FRSA) @tutor2uGeoff]

Comparative advantage in action!

[RGSG Economics @RGSGEconomics]

https://t.co/3n2VWEyFqB
Positive multiplier!!!

[WQEEconomics @WQEEconomics]

Perhaps some of this needs to happen. https://t.co/mQBhYTlZqd

[WQEEconomics @WQEEconomics]

But what needs to happen for this to happen?
UK aims to cut emissions by 68% by end of 2030
https://t.co/gGfsWM9qC2

[WQEEconomics @WQEEconomics]

I'm not sure this will help!Government to cut £1bn from rail budget
https://t.co/AMpkFfTyPg

[Stevie @SMGEcon]

This is the tweet I was looking for. Classical misinformation and economic illiteracy from @bbclaurak and @BBCNews It's no wonder many people distrust economics data when it is interpreted with such ill-informed judgements. Students: critical thinking is essential in #Economics

[WQEEconomics @WQEEconomics]

@tutor2uGeoff Absolute joke of an idea. With 30 MCQs in AQA Economics you need to know the whole syllabus. Are they going to say what topics will be covered in these!!!

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Spending Review: Key points from Rishi Sunak's statement
https://t.co/e1IA2jNgMw

[James Meadway @meadwaj]

We've not run out of money. The credit card is not maxed out. Interest rates for govt are close to the lowest in human history. And the Bank of England is issuing enough QE to cover the entire cost of borrowing this year.

[Sky News Breaking @SkyNewsBreak]

Chancellor Rishi Sunak says the UK is forecast to borrow a total of £394bn this year, equivalent to 19% of GDP

[Paul Johnson @PJTheEconomist]

True that public sector wages have done better than private sector this year. But they had been doing (even) worse for a decade.

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Information Failure https://t.co/aSKBkPhglm