In this 49-slide lesson on inflation, we’re not just talking about the rising cost of living – we’re diving deep into the economic equivalent of a balloon being overinflated. From the basics of what inflation is to the complex interplay of factors that cause it, this lesson is a examines the role of money. Think of it as a financial detective story, complete with a catchy song to help you remember the CPI formula. By the end, you’ll be able to confidently distinguish between inflation, deflation, and disinflation – and you might even have a new appreciation for the humble balloon. Business Economics Playground

In this 52-slide IGCSE economics lesson, we’ll embark on a humorous journey through the labyrinth of government finances. We’ll examine the government’s spending priorities, dissect the tricky topic of taxes—direct and indirect—and explore the delicate balance of the budget. Join us as we uncover the secrets of a good tax, according to Adam Smith, and ponder the perilous path of government deficits. Business Economics Playground

We’re robbing the economy blind…of secrets! Using the Money Heist crew as our guides, this 32 slide money heist themed lesson is aimed to crack the code on all things monetary policy such as the money supply, interest rates, and exchange rates. Think of it as planning the perfect heist, but we’re after economic knowledge. We’ll even meet the Professor of economics, Friedman, and learn why printing money isn’t always a good idea. Business Economics Playground

This comprehensive 32 slide lesson dives deep into the supply-side of the economy. Starting with a hands-on exploration of China, it guides students through various supply-side policies using engaging examples and activities. From interactive learning aids to expert challenges, students will develop a solid understanding of how government policies can impact the supply in an economiy and ultimately economic growth. Business Economics Playground

I have cooked up a 30-slide superhero epic where the government is the caped crusader of the economy. Trying to turn dry economic concepts into a thrilling adventure where the government has to save the day from economic villains like inflation and unemployment. And to top it off, I have thrown in some challenges to keep the students on their toes. Hope your students enjoy! Business Economics Playground

This resource is a market failure party! It’s got everything to make learning fun: a slide show (29 slides) packed with info, engaging activities like turning into art critics and solving public good puzzles, and even a memory trick to remember all the market failure drama. Get ready to dive into the crazy world of economics! Clear learning objectives A lot of opportunities for elicitation Optional starter activity also. Hope you enjoy. Business Economics Playground

This resource is a demand-packed powerhouse! It’s got everything you need to turn your students into demand experts. From auctioning chocolate bars to dancing through demand shifters, this 43-slide presentation is a fun and easy way to master demand curves and their movers and shakers. Plus, a handy handout keeps students on track. Get ready to watch demand soar in your classroom! Business Economics Playground

Supply Spectacular! This 33-slide lesson is all about how much stuff businesses are willing to make. Building on your demand knowledge, you’ll explore the law of supply, see how things like costs and technology can shift the supply curve (remember that handy TWICS acronym!), and even get a taste of real-world economics with some cool reading material. Get ready to become a supply side superstar! I have also thrown in a starter retrieval activity. Business Economics Playground

This dynamic 28-slide lesson dives deep into the world of price elasticity of demand. Starting with a fun review of demand and supply, it guides students through the concept of PED, using a catchy memory aid to crack the formula (Queue before you Pay)and to to remember the factors determining PED (SPLAT!) Interactive elements and a practice exam question ensure students master the bend and flex of demand curves. Get ready to make PED perfectly clear! A worksheet is also included. Business Economics Playground

This 25-slide presentation delves into the fascinating world of resource allocation in a market economy. Building on the foundation of previous lessons it focuses on the price mechanism as the driving force behind resource distribution. With clear learning objectives and a helpful (ARSI) memory aid, students will gain a deep understanding of how prices influence production, consumption, and resource allocation. Engaging lesson and opportunities to challenge their thinking ensure a dynamic and informative learning experience. I have also included another economic system activity if you choose to use it. Business Economics Playground

This 44-slide presentation includes: The WHY: Unpacking the complex reasons we choose to work, from the obvious financial motivations to the less tangible job satisfaction and personal fulfillment. Wage Wizardry: Learning how those numbers on your paycheck are determined. It’s all about supply and demand, but there’s more to it than meets the eye! Labor Market Dynamics: Understanding what makes jobs hot or not. From industry trends to government policies, discover the factors shaping the employment landscape. Wage Gaps: Exploring why some people earn more than others. It’s not always fair, but this presentation sheds light on the complex issues at play. Bonus features: Video insights: Get ready to hit play and discuss. Think tank moments: Challenge your understanding with thought-provoking questions. I would recommend doing an activity on Specialization before beginning this unit. Business Economics Playground

This 31-slide presentation is a fun and informative guide to government intervention. It breaks down complex economic concepts into easy-to-understand explanations and visuals. Level up your economics game, one slide at a time! Business Economics Playground

This 27 slide presentation is part 2 of the World of Work pack. Exploring how specialization can boost earnings but also limit options. It weighs the pros and cons of focusing on one skill, and examines how the minimum wage fits into the picture. Plus, you’ll get a taste of how different countries and people can benefit from specializing in what they do best. Business Economics Playground

This epic 88-slide journey through the world of Human Resources is a comprehensive guide to all things HR. From the nitty-gritty of employment contracts to the glamorous world of recruitment, this resource has it all. It even throws in some boring-but-important stuff like training and work-life balance, but fear not! I have sprinkled in some fun videos and news stories to engage students and encourage them to apply their learning to companies around. Business Economics Playground

This 63 slide comprehensive HR course is like a crash course in becoming a human resources superhero! From the hard and soft sides of HR strategy to the nitty-gritty of employment contracts and the challenges of absenteeism, this lesson covers it all. You’ll even learn about the gig economy and test your Uber driving skills in an interactive activity. And to top it off, you’ll unravel the mysteries of outsourcing. By the end, you’ll be equipped with the tools to tackle any HR challenge that comes your way, and maybe even land a sweet gig as a human resources guru. Business Economics Playground

They’ll begin by selecting a leadership quote that resonates with them, setting the stage for a personal connection to the topic. Next, they’ll delve into the essential qualities and objectives of effective leadership. Moving forward, they’ll examine various leadership theories, from behavioral approaches to contingency frameworks, gaining a comprehensive understanding of different leadership styles and their applications. Finally, they’ll explore emotional intelligence as a crucial component of leadership, drawing insights from Goleman’s work. To reinforce these concepts, the lesson will conclude with an analysis of the TV series “Succession,” examining real-world leadership scenarios and their implications. Business Economics Playground

Calling all future CEOs, Marketing Mavens, and Captains of Industry! This 41 slide lesson explores the wild and wacky world of Business Communication, where a well-placed emoji can make or break a deal (okay, maybe not that extreme). Get ready to decode the secrets of effective communication, we’ll tackle the strengths and weaknesses of various communication methods, from the humble memo to the mighty video conference. Plus, we’ll expose those pesky communication barriers that can turn a simple message into a game of telephone gone wrong. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be a communication ninja. Business Economics Playground

Imagine building a Lego castle. You can add bricks one by one (organic growth), or buy a pre-built tower (inorganic growth). You can build taller by adding more floors to your castle (vertical growth) or wider by building more rooms (horizontal growth). Confused? Don’t worry, Amazon started with just books but now sells everything from groceries to cloud services. This is an example of both vertical and horizontal growth. We’ll break down these concepts with visuals and real-world examples in this 83 slide lesson. We’ll also explore how big companies combine forces to achieve even greater growth. Conglomerates are companies that own a variety of unrelated businesses, while strategic alliances are partnerships between two or more companies. By the end, you’ll have a solid understanding of business growth and be able to analyze how different companies have expanded their operations. Business Economics Playground

So, you’ve got a company, right? And you’re wondering how to structure it without turning it into a bureaucratic nightmare? This 53-slide lesson is your guide. It’s like a corporate Jenga game, but without the risk of losing everything. We’ll talk about tall, flat, matrix, functional, and divisional structures. Imagine your company as a pyramid, a pancake, a grid, a silo, and a bunch of mini-companies. And don’t worry, we’ll also cover the boring stuff like accountability, delegation, and delayering. It’s basically like watching paint dry, but with slides and a touch of humor. Business Economics Playground

In a nutshell, this 52 PESTLE-E lesson is about the economy and how the government plays a key role in shaping it. The government uses tools like fiscal and monetary policy to achieve goals like low inflation, high growth, and low unemployment. These policies can have a significant impact on businesses, so understanding them is essential for making informed decisions. Business Economics Playground