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Investopedia can be useful source for students studying economics.
For which subject? Economics
Summary of resource:
Investopedia has a wide range of resources on finance and the economy more widely, but is particularly useful for Economics students for understanding key terms, particularly understanding their history, context and applicability.
For example, if you wanted to further understand GDP, their page on GDP covers:
- Definition and what does GDP tell you?
- Types of GDP
- GDP Formula
- GDP v GNP v GNI
- How to use GDP data
- History of GDP
- Criticisms of GDP
- Sources of GDP data
Pros and uses:
- Clear writing style, use of hyperlinks to relevant organisations, sources and other terms.
- Often uses graphs and visual aids which can be helpful in understanding
- Relies on a variety of reputable sources
- Free version fairly useful and comprehensive, reliable and easy to use
Cons/ issues to take into consideration:
- Sometimes descriptions can be limited or not comprehensive enough
Link: https://www.investopedia.com/
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