With over a decade of teaching experience, I’ve created this 6-lesson resource on Labour Market Forces and Government Intervention, designed to thoroughly cover every aspect of this essential topic. Packed with exam questions and detailed mark schemes, this comprehensive resource ensures both teaching and learning are effective, engaging, and exam-focused. What’s included: Demand for labour as a derived demand: Explaining the concept and its significance. Factors affecting demand for labour: In-depth analysis of influences within firms and occupations. Shifts and movements along the demand curve: Examining causes and implications for labour markets. Marginal Revenue Product (MRP) theory: Definition and calculation of MRP. Derivation of a firm’s demand for labour using MRP. Supply of labour: Wage and non-wage factors affecting supply. Shifts and movements along the labour supply curve. Wage determination in perfect markets: Equilibrium wage rate and employment levels explained. Wage determination in imperfect markets: The role of trade unions in influencing wages and employment. Government intervention through national minimum wages and its effects. Wage differentials: Exploring how labour market forces lead to differences in pay. Transfer earnings and economic rent Definitions and factors influencing both. Detailed breakdown of their roles in different occupations. Key Features: Exam-style questions and mark schemes: Ensuring students are thoroughly prepared for assessments. Comprehensive, accurate content: Fully aligned with the syllabus to cover every topic in detail. Clear graphs and calculations: Supporting students’ understanding of labour market dynamics. Engaging exercises: Designed to reinforce key concepts and provoke critical thinking. Plug-and-play design: Fully prepared lessons that save you time and enhance teaching effectiveness. This resource covers every angle of labour market forces and government intervention, from theory to application. It’s detailed, engaging, and exam-focused—perfect for teachers who want to deliver impactful lessons and prepare their students for success.

With over 10 years of teaching experience, I’ve developed this 3-lesson resource on Equity, Poverty, and Policies, providing a thorough and engaging exploration of these critical topics. This resource is perfect for both new and experienced teachers, combining real-life examples, exam questions, and comprehensive answers to ensure your lessons are impactful and effective. What’s included: Difference between equity and equality: Clear explanations with relatable examples. Equity and efficiency: Exploring their relationship and potential trade-offs. Distinction between absolute and relative poverty: Breaking down these key concepts with real-world relevance. The poverty trap: Analyzing causes, consequences, and solutions. Policies to promote equity and equality: Negative income tax: Explanation and analysis of its effectiveness. Universal benefits vs. means-tested benefits: Pros and cons of each approach. Universal basic income: Examining the feasibility and impact of this policy. Key Features: Real-life questions and examples: Connecting theory to practical, real-world situations. Exam-style questions with detailed answers: Preparing students for top performance. Engaging exercises: Designed to reinforce understanding and provoke critical thinking. Plug-and-play design: Ready-to-use lessons that save you hours of preparation. This resource provides everything you need to teach the distinctions between equity, poverty, and related policies while helping students apply their knowledge in exams. Comprehensive, accurate, and engaging—this is the ultimate tool for any economics teacher.

As an experienced economics teacher with over a decade of classroom expertise, I’ve created this comprehensive resource on the Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient, designed to provide students with a clear understanding of these crucial tools for measuring inequality. Packed with exercises and practical applications, this resource is perfect for both new and experienced teachers. What’s included: The Lorenz Curve: Step-by-step guidance on how to construct and interpret the curve. Clear explanations of what the curve represents in terms of income distribution. The Gini Coefficient: Definition and explanation of the Gini Coefficient as a measure of inequality. Detailed instructions on how to calculate the coefficient from the Lorenz Curve. Applications: Analysis of real-world examples to show how these tools are used to assess inequality across countries and over time. Key Features: Engaging exercises: Thought-provoking activities to reinforce understanding, including Lorenz Curve construction and Gini Coefficient calculations. Comprehensive and accurate content: Fully aligned with the syllabus, ensuring students grasp every aspect of these concepts. Real-world applications: Relating theory to global inequality trends for enhanced comprehension. Visual aids and step-by-step instructions: Making complex concepts accessible and easy to understand. Plug-and-play design: Ready-to-use lessons that save you time and deliver impactful teaching. This resource equips students with the knowledge and skills to analyze income inequality effectively using the Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient. Accurate, engaging, and highly practical—this is a must-have for economics teachers aiming to foster critical thinking and understanding in their students.

This plug-and-play set of slides contains precise details on absolute and comparative advantages, with calculation exercises/videos/answers all presented with beautiful royalty-free pictures. Here I cover: The distinction between absolute and comparative advantage How it is calculated using different methods Which trades would be acceptable (exercises) The trading possibilities curve Positives/ disadvantages of absolute advantages (discussion) I have over 10 years experience teaching A-level Economics in five countries with outstanding results. These powerpoints are completely plug and play with great visuals, comprehensive graphs, embedded youtube videos and exercises with explanations. Any teacher experienced in Economic theory or not can use these slides stress free. Please enjoy the benefits of my experience

This lesson includes fun videos, simplified calculations and rich yet simplified explanations that will reall help a student understand CPI, hyper inflation, deflation and how to calculate it. This lesson is plug and play for teachers is a result of my ten years experience teaching Economics full-time - all students need is a notebook. This lesson includes:- clear syllabus guidelines Calculation exercises video on hyperinflation in Germany (often below 4 mins) Answers on the slide after exercises with explanation methodical approaches to learning with clear scaffolding

This lessons is specifically on Supply side policy. I have a decade of experience teaching Economics and wish to bring that experience to you. These beautiful slides are hassle-free with included exercises and answers. These specific slides include:- Beautiful royalty free pictures and graphs designed by my hand Learning objectives Classroom exercises that involve internet search Solid information breaking down supply side policies in a simple form Limitations of supply side policies Case study exercise video with supply side study related to the UK Answers are also on the slide

This powerpoint is designed to be plug and play. all exercises, videos and answers for the economic problem and opportunity cost are embedded. The time can be stretched from 40 mins to an hour depending on the speed of delivery and exercise time given. This will cover: 1.1 the nature of the economic problem topic 1.1.1 finite resources and unlimited wants Introduction to Opportunity cost with class exercise

This is a comprehensive set of classes on labour markets using my 10 years experience teaching Economics full time. These slides include fun videos, exercises and answers, beautiful pictures and graphs as well as exam questions and answers at the end. The order is as follows: Factors affecting choice of occupation + group discussion reasons for wage differentials/different pay in the same jobs + discussion Wage determination graphs + questions + scenarios Wage elasticity + graphs + reasoning 3 Real life labour demand and supply scenarios e.g amazon video where students must complete a labour demand and supply graph accurately Division of labour + task + real life examples/ video Exam question + answers

This presentation uses beautiful imagery combined with up-to-date information on HDI. There are good group exercises, videos and questions for students to answer. (the answers are always published on the presentation so this can be plug and play for new and experienced teachers alike) The format is as follows: Real GDP per head and the Human Development Index (HDI) video The components of HDI discussed and compared with exercises The advantages and disadvantages of using HDI are discussed in an exam style format

These lessons are plug and play for the teachers are a result of my ten years experience, all students need is a notebook. They often include:- Groupwork exercises videos (often below 4 mins) Answers on the slide after exercises with explanation clear syllabus guidelines methodical approaches to learning with clear scaffolding real exam questions ( with answers) lets make Economics relevant to the real world and fun!

With over a decade of teaching experience, I’ve created this comprehensive resource on Unemployment, designed to give students a detailed understanding of its meaning, measurement, and consequences. Featuring exam-style questions with model answers, this resource is ideal for both new and experienced teachers. What’s included: Definition of Unemployment: Clear explanation of what unemployment is and how it is classified. Measurement of Unemployment: Methods for measuring unemployment and the challenges involved. Causes and Types of Unemployment: Detailed exploration of frictional, structural, cyclical, seasonal, and technological unemployment. Consequences of Unemployment: Comprehensive analysis of its economic and social impacts. Exam Questions and Model Answers: Practice questions aligned with syllabus requirements to reinforce understanding. Key Features: * Comprehensive and syllabus-aligned content: Covering all aspects of unemployment with clarity and depth. Exam-focused preparation: Equipping students to confidently tackle related questions with detailed answers. Real-world applications: Linking theory to practical examples for better understanding. Critical evaluation prompts: Encouraging analysis of measurement challenges and policy implications. Plug-and-play design: Fully prepared lessons that save time and ensure impactful teaching.

With over a decade of teaching experience, I’ve created this comprehensive resource on Policies to Distribute Income and Wealth, designed to equip students with an in-depth understanding of redistribution strategies and their economic implications. Packed with examples and analysis, this resource is perfect for both new and experienced teachers. What’s included: Key Policies: Minimum wage and its effects on income distribution and labor markets. Transfer payments and their role in reducing inequality. Progressive income taxes, inheritance, and capital taxes with clear examples of their redistributive effects. State provision of essential goods and services and its impact on equity and access. Real-world examples: Practical applications of these policies in different economic contexts. Evaluation and Analysis: Critical insights into the advantages, disadvantages, and effectiveness of redistribution policies. Key Features: Comprehensive and syllabus-aligned content: Covering all major redistribution policies with clarity and depth. Real-world applications: Linking theory to global policy examples for enhanced understanding. Evaluation-focused insights: Encouraging critical thinking about the impacts and trade-offs of these policies. Engaging exercises: Activities to reinforce understanding and application of redistribution concepts. Plug-and-play design: Fully prepared lessons to save time and ensure impactful teaching.

As an experienced economics teacher with over 10 years of expertise, I’ve developed this comprehensive resource on Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) to help students fully understand this critical concept. With clear explanations, advanced calculations, and practical exercises, this resource is perfect for both new and experienced teachers. What’s included: Definition of PED: A clear explanation of what PED measures and why it matters in economics. Calculation of PED: Step-by-step guidance on calculating PED using the formula. Worked examples to demonstrate how to apply the formula in different scenarios. Determinants of PED: Analysis of key factors influencing PED, including availability of substitutes, necessity, proportion of income, and time horizon. Revenue effects of PED: Exploring how changes in price affect total revenue depending on PED values (elastic, inelastic, and unitary elasticity). Significance of PED: Understanding the importance of PED in business decision-making, government policy, and market analysis. Changes in PED: Examination of how and why PED changes over time and across different markets. Key Features: Engaging exercises: Activities designed to reinforce understanding of PED concepts and calculations, with complete answers provided. Real-world applications: Connecting PED theory to practical examples, such as pricing strategies and tax policies. Advanced visuals and graphs: Clear illustrations of PED curves and their impact on revenue and market outcomes. Exam-style questions with model answers: Preparing students to tackle PED-related questions with confidence and accuracy. Plug-and-play design: Fully prepared lessons to save you time and ensure impactful teaching. This resource equips students with a comprehensive understanding of PED, from its determinants to its significance in real-world scenarios. Accurate, engaging, and exam-focused—this is a must-have tool for economics teachers looking to deliver exceptional lessons!

This is around two full lessons of plug and play content. There are a variety of exercises for students to do, a youtube video on coffee production, with answers presented after (to make the burden less on the teacher) that allow students to richly understand factors of production, free goods, and factor mobility in a fun and easy manner.

This is a comprehensive three lessons for understanding Opportunity cost in detail with examples, exercises, videos and answers all on the PPT. This then moves on to understanding and explaining the PPF giving students many opportunities to create the graphs, see real examples of tech advancements, calculate the opportunity cost and gain a rich understanding of exam-style material.

This is a comprehensive powerpoint for GCSE Economics utilising strong scaffolding, videos, exercises and sound information on opportunity cost, factors of production and the PPF. The facilitator does not need to rely on text books or external material, all exercises and answers are provided and all the students need is a book to write in. I have 10 years experience teaching Economics internationally and these classes are built around a socially constructive methodology.

Here I provide three multiple choice tests for GCSE Unit 1 based on ten years of real exam questions so you don’t have to. There is also a seperate file for each test with the answers. the tests are 90% real exam questions, and are listed here : Test One - Opportunity cost and factors of production Test Two - Production possibility frontier and Opportunity cost Test three - Production possibility frontier (this test is for students with weaker ability that did not perform well in the first two, not so useful for students who already have a firm grasp)

I have over 10 years experience teaching Economics. This is a plug and play powerpoint for an AS class regarding the PPF. It explains everything from efficiency, capital vs consumer goods, opportunity cost calculations to changing costs on the margin. It is very thorough and detailed. I hope you enjoy it.

With ten years of experience, I have painstakingly put together this booklet specifically for Unit 1 of the GCSE Economics syllabus. It features around 30 exam-style questions (2, 4, 6, 8 marks) aligned with the syllabus and exam papers. An answer booklet, based on CIE marking criteria, is also available at extra cost. Similar resources for all other units are available, offering students a comprehensive, well-organized way to prepare for their exams as they go through the study year. This is a great resource that my students find highly beneficial!

Here is a powerpoint of exam practice questions that students can use to review the material throughout the year