Outstanding Revision Notes covering: The Characteristics of Monopoly Markets Natural Monopoly The Monopoly firm’s Costs & Revenue diagram Third-Degree Price Discrimination Costs and Benefits of Monopoly Markets The Conditions and Characteristics of Monopsony Markets The Costs and Benefits of Monopsony Markets Written for Edexcel A-Level Economics (although also suited for AQA and OCR). These Revision Notes can be shared with your students and will help them prepare for their exams :)

Full list of Year 2 diagrams students should learn for their AQA Economics A-Level. Model Diagrams are provided to help students learn these important diagrams. Diagrams included: C & R Diagram for a firm in Perfect Competition C & R Diagram showing a firm in Monopolistic Competition. C & R Diagram showing Dead-Weight Loss in a Pure Monopoly Market C & R Diagram showing a firm Sales Maximising. C & R Diagram showing a firm being Productively Efficient. Marginal Product of Labour and Average Product of Labour Diagram Total Product Curve diagram Diagram showing that a firm is making a loss, but should continue in the Short-run. Diagram showing that a firm is making a loss, and should Shutdown immediately. Diagram demonstrating (Internal) Economies of Scale and Diseconomies of Scale Diagram demonstrating External Economies of Scale Diagram showing the effects on output, profit and price from a rise in Fixed Costs. Diagram showing the effects on output, profit and price from a rise in Demand. Diagram showing the effects on output, profit and price from a rise in Variable Costs. Diagram showing the Law of Increasing Returns from a Variable Factor of Production. Labour Market – Diagram Test Showing Wage differentials on a Labour Market diagram Showing PES of Labour on a Labour Market diagram Showing PED for Labour on a Labour Market diagram Minimum Wage diagram on a Labour Market diagram Bonus Year 1 Micro diagrams: 16. Negative Production Externality diagram 17. Negative Consumption Externality diagram 18. Positive Consumption Externality diagram 19. Tradeable Pollution Permit diagram This is a truly invaluable resource, and can definitely help your students achieve higher grades!!!

Comprehensive EDEXCEL Revision notes on: Production Possibility Frontiers Opportunity Cost The Basic Economic Problem Positive & Normative Statements 18 pages - all highly professional and superbly laid out. Perfect to print off / email to your students! A list of definitions and key terms at the end of the booklet.

17-pages long. All beautifully laid-out and superbly colourful, these revision notes make it easy for students to understand the different elasticities. A full list of definitions, formulas and elasticity ranges are included at the end of the revision guide. Covers: Price Elasticity of Demand Income Elasticity of Demand Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand Price Elasticity of Supply For EDEXCEL.

Comprehensive 17-page Revision Guide covering: Supply & Demand Excess Supply and Excess Demand Producer Surplus and Consumer Surplus The Income Effect, Substitution Effect and The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility Wonderfully colourful, superbly laid out, accessible diagrams and easy-to-understand explanations. Chapter finishes with key terms / definitions.

Superb Economics A-Level Revision Notes on: The Characteristics of Contestable Markets The Behaviour of firms in Contestable Markets Limit Pricing Sunk Costs These Revision Notes can be shared amongst your students to help them prepare for their exams. (Suitable for Edexcel, AQA and OCR)

17-page Student Booklet on Public Goods Illustrative examples, student tasks, model answers, and a list of key terms are all included. Fantastic quality - this will save you hours of time! (For AQA and EDEXCEL)

Revision Notes on Tradeable (Tradable) Pollution Permits. Includes Analysis, Diagram and Evaluative Critique. Includes a list of Key Terms and Definitions relating to Market Failure caused by Externalities.

Superbly laid out, **38-page **Student Work Booklet. Includes: • Supply and Demand Labour Market Diagrams • Minimum Wage, and Maximum Wage • PED for Labour • PES of Labour • Trade Unions • Division of Labour Recap • Links to relevant Videos • Revision Notes • Definitions of Key Terms at the end of the BOOKLET Designed with Learning-Through-Doing in mind. (Booklet tailored to Edexcel A-Level specification).

Outstanding Economics A-Level Revision Notes on Oligopoly Markets and Game Theory Matrix. The Revision Notes cover: The Characteristics of Oligopoly Markets The n-firm Concentration Ratio Reasons for Collusive Behaviour & Non-Collusive Behaviour Overt Collusion and Cartels Tacit Collusion and Price Leadership Game Theory, including Prisoner’s Dilemma Price Competition and Non-Price Competition The Notes also include a List of Key Terms and their Definitions. (Suitable for EDEXCEL)

Outstanding and Comprehensive 28-page Booklet covering Fiscal Policy. Topics include: The types of and reasons for public expenditure Direct Tax and Indirect Tax Progressive, Proportional and Regressive Taxation Budget Deficits, National Debt and Crowding Out Economic Cycles (aka ‘Business Cycle’) and Output Gaps Automatic Stabilisers and Discretionary Fiscal Policy Cyclical Deficits vs Structural Deficits The tasks, built up over several years, have been designed to build student knowledge and enhance their learning and evaluative understanding. Also includes list of Key Terms, Video Links and a Case Study article on Argentina’s Debt problems. Designed specifically for AQA Economics A-Level. This resource will save you hours of lesson planning, and is a bargain!