Economics A Level 
                       
                      The following will introduce you to some available sources of information widely 
                      available, of the Economy and start to give you some wider understanding of the 
                      subject generally. 
                       
                       
                      1.  Download the BBC News app…this is free. 
                          We recommend you filter by 'UK Economy news' and ‘Global Economy news’ 
                          otherwise you will receive all news stories. 
                       
                      2.  Visit the following websites: Financial Times - https://www.ft.com/ 
                          FREAKANOMICS  Podcasts Stephen J. Dubner - 
                          https://freakonomics.com/archive/ Martin Lewis (Money Saving Expert) - 
                          https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ 
                       
                      3.  On Twitter follow: 
                                Rishi Sunak (Chancellor of the Exchequer) - @rishisunak 
                                Find others that are involved in the Economy like – Boris Johnson @BorisJohnson 
                                and prominent Business leaders such as @richardbranson, @lord_sugar, 
                                 @JamesDysonFoundation 
                       
                      4.  Read a book: 
                                Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner (If you enjoy reading this 
                                 there are two follow-up books) 
                                The Armchair Economist- Economics and Everyday Life by Steven E Landsburg 
                                Author Tim Hartford:- 
                                The Undercover Economist 
                                Fifty Things That Made The Modern Economy (Also available as fifty separate 
                                 podcasts.) 
                       
                      5.  Watch a film…these all have wider Economics themes. 
                                Wall Street (1987) 
                                Rogue Trader (1999) 
                                Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010) 
                                Margin Call (2011) 
                                The Big Short (2015)