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Linear Equations - Taxes and Subsidies in Wine Markets
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A film about the effects on price and output of government subsidies in French and American wine production. (Duration 8 minutes 3 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
metalproject | economics | maths | mathematics | wine | linear equations | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataSummary - Solving Linear Equations
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This film is a summary of the concept of solving linear equations. (Duration 33 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.License
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See all metadataSolving Simultaneous Equations - Labour Markets
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A film on using simultaneous equations to understand the wage rate for workers on ferries between Dover and Calais. Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
simultaneous equations | maths | mathematics | economics | metalproject | labour markets | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataSolving Simultaneous Equations - Trade Unions and Minimum Wages
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A film on using simultaneous equations to understand the effects of trade unions and minimum wage laws on wage rates. Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | simultaneous equations | trade unions | minimum wage | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataSimultaneous Equations - Summary
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This film summarises the use of two simultaneous equations. Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
maths | mathematics | economics | metalproject | simultaneous equations | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataSimultaneous Equations - More Than Two
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A film about how the decision to purchase a student rail card provides and illustration of the use of more than two linear equations. (Duration 9 minutes 29 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
maths | mathematics | economics | metalproject | simultaneous equations | linear equations | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataSimultaneous Equations - Production and Cost in Swedish Truck Production
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A film about how profitability in Swedish forklift truck manufacture can be explained using more than two simultaneous equations. (Duration 9 minutes and 27 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | simultaneous equations | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataSimultaneous Equations - Production and Cost in Bulgarian Truck Production
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A film on how break-even points in Bulgarian forklift truck manufacture are explained using more than two simultaneous equations. (Duration 5 minutes and 56 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | simultaneous equations | Social studies | L000License
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A film that summarises how simultaneous equations are used in elementary economics. (Duration 2 minutes 54 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that examines spending options in a number of contexts, and uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | metalproject | maths | mathematics | simultaneous equations | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataCompound Interest - Establishing a Formula
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A film about a student who is saving for a round-the-world trip and uses a formula to calculate how long this will take. (Duration 7 minutes 50 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.License
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See all metadataCompound Interest - Building Up Personal Savings
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A film on using a formula to calculate how long it will take for a student's money to grow so that she can afford to take a round-the-world trip. (Duration 4 minutes 25 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.License
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See all metadataCompound Growth Rates in an Austrian Health Spa
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Bad Blumau is a health and fitness spa 40 miles from Vienna. In this film it is assumed that managers wish to add a new service at the spa that will cost 100,000 Euro to establish. Assuming an increase in visitor numbers attracted by the new service, how long will it take for the investment to be recovered? (Duration 8 minutes 14 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | compound growth rates | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataGeometric Series - Clearing a Mortgage Debt
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The couple in this example would like to buy a house but need a mortgage. This film uses geometric series to calculate their monthly payments over 25 years. (Duration 8 minutes 24 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.License
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See all metadataThe Mathematics of Finance - Understanding DCF Techniques
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This film looks at decisions to invest and derive the formula for calculating Discounted Cash Flow. This helps address such questions as whether it is financially worthwhile getting a degree, or if a company should spend money on capital investment. Will what they get back in sales, or in cost savings, justify the expenditure? (Duration 8 minutes 1 second). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a QuesSubjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | discounted cash flow | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataDiscounted Cash Flow - Investing in Education
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Using a formula we determine whether an investment in education is worthwhile in this film. (Duration 7 minutes 10 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | metalproject | maths | mathematics | discounted cash flow | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataDCF - Europa Food's Decision to Save Labour Costs
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In this film, in the South of England a farmer is facing questions about investment. Agriculture in the UK and elsewhere is facing severe shortages of labour and farmers are struggling with investment decisions to reduce their reliance on labour. One option for this farmer is robotics and automation. (Duration 13 minutes 1 second). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | agriculture | discounted cash flow | Social studies | L000License
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Sometimes investment decisions go spectacularly wrong. For example, the private investors who funded the Eurotunnel project lost nearly all their money. In this case the mathematics was correct, but this film shows how its value as a tool for making investment decisions depends on the accuracy of the forecast data that is processed. (Duration 3 minutes 51 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials iSubjects
investment decisions | economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | eurotunnel | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataGeometric Series - Changes Over Time in a Country's Living Standards
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This film looks at the mathematics of economics to examine the relationship between income and population growth. Does an increasing population mean that standards of living will decline over time? (Duration 4 minutes 27 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | income | population growth | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataGeometric Progression - Growth in European Economies
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Of the ten countries that joined the EU in 2004 Poland has the largest economy. However, its average income is only around 9,500 Euro p.a. If Poland can sustain a growth rate of around five per cent for some time it can hope to reach the EU average eventually. This film looks at how long will it be? (Duration 7 minutes 44 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
geometric progression | economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataGeometric Progression - How long will the world's oil stocks last?
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It is possible apply the principles learned in the earlier film to positive or negative growth in any variable. This film examines global stocks of oil and ask how long it will be before the stocks are depleted. (Duration 6 minutes 9 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.Subjects
geometric progression | economics | maths | mathematics | metalproject | Social studies | L000License
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A summary of what has been learned in film series three. (Duration 44 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that demonstrate how the mathematics of finance can provide an insight into a range of personal and business finance issues. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.License
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See all metadataChanging the World - Why Politics Matters
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Guest lecture by Hilary Benn, MPSubjects
ukoer | hilary benn | politics | Sociology | Anthropology | Politics | Social studies | L000 | POLITICS / ECONOMICS / LAW / SOCIAL SCIENCES | ELicense
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discusses characteristics and dimensions of cultureSubjects
ukoer | culture | communication | hofstede | Education | Geography | Earth and Environmental Sciences | Social studies | X000 | L000 | EDUCATION / TRAINING / TEACHING | GLicense
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See all metadataGermaine Greer Winifred Mercier Lecture
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Feminist icon Professor Germaine Greer delivered this year's Winifred Mercier public lecture to a packed Gandhi Hall. Born in Melbourne and educated in Australia and at Cambridge University, Professor Greer's first book, The Female Eunuch (1969), took the world by storm and remains one of the most influential texts of the feminist movement. She has had a distinguished academic career in Britain and the USA and makes regular appearances in print and other media as a broadcaster, journalist, columnist and reviewer. Since 1988, Germaine has been Director (and financier) of Stump Cross Books, a publishing house specialising in lesser-known works by early women writers.Subjects
ukoer | germaine greer | winifred mercier | feminism | Sociology | Anthropology | Politics | Social studies | L000License
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See all metadataGuest Lecture: John Chillag - Learning from the Holocaust
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As part of the Senator George Mitchell Seminar Series, John Chillag delivered a powerful and moving speech to mark the 64th anniversary of the Nazi occupation of Hungary. The audience first heard the impressions of two students from Abbey Grange School, who visited Auschwitz-Birkenau in late February. Rebakah commented, "Although a traumatic experience, I'm glad I had the chance to visit Auschwitz - to learn what atrocities had happened and make me realise that situations like the Holocaust should never happen again". John's seminar analysed those involved in the Holocaust and genocides, with talk of perpetrators, interveners, rescuers and bystanders. John described how silent bystanders' 'inaction' allowed mass murder to flourish and went on to add that everybody has a choice and rSubjects
ukoer | john chillag | sentator george mitchell | holocaust | genocide | Sociology | Anthropology | Politics | Social studies | L000 | POLITICS / ECONOMICS / LAW / SOCIAL SCIENCES | ELicense
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