About Econopedia 101
Your learning platform, news hub, and revision companion — built to make economics and finance genuinely accessible.
Meet the Founder
Hi, I’m Tasmin Angelina Houssein.
If you’ve ever opened an economics and business news or textbook and felt like you were decoding a foreign language, I want you to know you’re not alone.
I started this platform because I believe that understanding the economy shouldn’t be a privilege reserved for people in boardrooms.
Econopedia 101 was built specifically for students navigating the Edexcel syllabus, young professionals launching their careers and curious minds who simply want to understand the forces moving today’s markets.
From Bloomberg Lab to Your Screen
Our approach combines academic rigour with real-world data.
During my time at the University of Hull, I had the opportunity to work in the university’s Bloomberg Financial Markets Laboratory. Getting hands on with Bloomberg Terminals — the industry-standard tool for the world’s top financial analysts — completely changed how I view data.
That’s the perspective I bring to every article here: taking “high-level” financial noise and turning it into clear, actionable insights.
Our Content & Editorial Standards
Econopedia 101 remains committed to accuracy and transparency. We follow a strict Human-in-the-Loop editorial process.
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AI-Enhanced Research
We utilise modern AI-enhanced research tools to analyse large datasets and identify market trends at scale.
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Human Review
Every piece of content is personally reviewed and fact-checked to ensure it meets our standards for academic depth and accuracy.
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Team Refinement
Content is refined by our team to ensure a personal, human touch — because education should feel like a conversation, not a lecture.
Our Mission
To make economics and business education accessible, engaging and genuinely useful.
We’re here to help the next generation of thinkers and leaders decode the global economy with confidence.
Let’s make sense of the markets together.