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Welcome to Communicating Economics

This site is designed to help improve the communication of economics. It provides tools, tips and resources for professional economists, students and teachers to help them share economics with a wider audience. Explore the site to find out more...

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Tools & Tips

Here are all our Tools and Tips from communicating with the public to writing press releases

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Our resources page

You can browse through our categorised resources here. Hopefully, this section will be helpful to you.

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Communicating Economics using Video

Check out our free online lecture series on how to make great economics videos!

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How to Communicate

Tools & Tips

  1. How to get your message across

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  2. Communicating with the public

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  3. How to speak

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  4. Communicating with policy makers

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Our top videos

Paul Krugman makes sure we don't get too big for our boots!

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Resources
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Communicating Economics using Video and Film

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Coronavirus and the Economy

Economics Observatory

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How to present over Zoom

How to present over Zoom

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Useful Links

Coronavirus and the Economy

A collective initiative by the economic research community to answer questions from policy-makers and the public about the economics of the Covid-19 crisis and the recovery

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Enlightenment Economics

Diane Coyle's Blog. Diane is Bennett Professor of Public Policy at the University of Cambridge and founded the consultancy Enlightenment Economics.

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The Economics Network

The Economics Network are based at Bristol University and aim to enhance the quality of learning and teaching throughout the Higher Education economics community.

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Royal Economics Society

The UK's professional association that promoting the study of economic science in academia, government service, banking, industry, and public affairs.

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