CORE Econ is 10 years old: a message from Director Wendy Carlin
CORE Econ was born in 2013. Wendy Carlin illustrates CORE Econ’s history and achievements over a decade.
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CORE Econ was born in 2013. Wendy Carlin illustrates CORE Econ’s history and achievements over a decade.
CORE Econ brings together high-school students and undergraduate students in Colombia to investigate the issues behind the country’s inequality.
The Economy and Economy, Society, and Public Policy now include a pioneering dynamic index, which automatises the index creation process. Electric Book Work’s Director Arthur Attwell explains the challenges posed by this technology, and how he and his team overcame them.
Yes, we can. See what issues learners told us economists today should address, and how CORE Econ’s textbooks and materials prepares them for the world where they live.
Making websites accessible to all requires careful thinking and regular improvements to content and code. Over the last year, we have worked especially hard to improve the accessibility of our ebooks. Here is some of the work we’ve done.
We have taken the glossary for all The Economy units and broken it into pieces to make 22 flashcard sets to help you learn and revise.
CORE has made it its policy to always offset the whole of its carbon footprint. Find out how we calculated the rate per tonne of CO2 equivalent emitted, the principles that guides us, and why we chose to support projects in the Gold Standard portfolio.
On the first day of class, we ask first year students: “What is the most pressing problem economists today should be addressing?”. In the resulting word cloud for 2020, inequality is still the top issue with COVID-19 an equally prevalent concern.
CORE is taking part in a study into a new approach to funding online content. We’re helping to study the potential of web monetization, an open and privacy-focused standard that lets users support content creators.