Macroeconomics: UK economy, IB Economics

This could be Microeconomic - D&S - but I've put it here because I'd like you to think about it in simple terms. How would you show this on a Production Possibility Curve (PPC)? 

Then extrapolate: what does a reduction in food security mean for the main macroeconomic objectives: economic growth, inflation, unemployment, the Balance of Payments and inequality. Always, everywhere, economics in action. 

An entry level piece about the nature of currency prices, and how Brexit has affected the value of the pound - a really good little introduction to this topic, which gets you thinking about the things that move currency values and their broader macroeconomic implications.

And as if the economic growth/inflation balancing act isn't enough, the Guardian also flags up the fact that there are concerns that the nation faces a balance of payments crisis. With the current account deficit at record levels, and there already being the need for high levels of net capital inflows there are concerns that tax cuts and increased spending are going to see even greater need for capital inflows and that these cannot be guaranteed.

As a result, some fear that the pound is going to depreciate further with all sorts of adverse implications. Watch this space....