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All the following links are recommended as good sources of information. There is no such thing as an unbiased view - every viewer has a perspective. Read critically and thoughtfully. Reference any internet sources used in your work, as you would a book, including the URL and date accessed.
| Bank of England | Data and information on the operation of monetary policy |
| Competition Commission | Useful for competition investigation summaries |
| National Statistics | Economic data - difficult to use but everything is here! |
| HM Treasury | Very useful site on all things fiscal |
| London | City government site - links to Olympics, transport, etc |
| EU | European Commission policies |
| IEA | Think tank - free market ideology |
| World Bank | The World Bank |
| IMF | International Monetary Fund |
| WTO | World Trade Organisation |
| IFS | Institute of Fiscal Studies - independent think tank on fiscal policy |
| Fabian Society | Left leaning think tank - good on Labour policy |
| Joseph Rowntree Foundation | Think tank focussed on poverty alleviation |
| UNDP | United Nations Development Programme |
| David Smith | Blog page - Sunday Times newspaper economist |
| Stephanomics | BBC's economics correspondent |
| Dove | David Blanchflower |
| IEA blog page | IEA's blog |
| Graph Drawing Website | Very useful for typed preps |