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I would like to thank those teachers who have written asking about the second edition for their patience. As I should by now expect, some unexpected delays have pushed back the publication date to late May. However, I am pleased … Continue reading →

I am pleased by the response so far to the Paper 3 exercises and solutions offered last week through the Gumroad website (see post below). I would especially like to thank those schools and teachers who have either encouraged their … Continue reading →

…are now available for $3 on the Gumroad website, which can be accessed by clicking on the link below: HL Paper 3 Quantitative Exercises and Worked Solutions I used Gumroad as it supported PDF files. Most EPUB formats require a … Continue reading →

The 2nd edition is now with the graphic designer, and should be printed up by early April. It is a significantly different book, most notably because the printed book will only contain exercises, the lessons to accompany the exercises being … Continue reading →

Well, I am back from my trip to Oman and Singapore. I closed down distribution from Oman as while the postal rate there is fantastic, overall I feel it will be better to do everything out of Canada in the … Continue reading →

I am moving my main depot of books from Oman (home of the $5.25 per kg. worldwide printed matter airmail postal rate) to Canada in early December. As such, only until the end of November will I be able to … Continue reading →

The lesson in the book on the balance of payments dealt with the subject with reference to only the current and capital accounts. However, the revised syllabus requires that the topic be dealt with using the categories specified by the … Continue reading →

I have done some site maintenance today that hopefully some of you will find useful. Specifically, I have refreshed the links for some of the videos on the “Additional Resources” page (while I couldn’t get the new links to embed, … Continue reading →

I am now truly engaged in revising the book, and have been fortunate to have had some very good conversations with people using the book (notably the E.S.F. folks in Hong Kong) that have led me to decide to change … Continue reading →

Over the next month I will work on creating an iBook version of Workbook for the New I.B. Economics. I am doing this for a number of reasons, but mostly I am doing it because I perceive that students and … Continue reading →