Motivation intro<br /> Types<br /> Analysis and evaluation of financial motivators<br /> Theorists views<br /> How useful are theorists views

Resources adapted to suit new Edexcel Economics specification.

Powerpoints for two lessons<br /> <br /> Key terms<br /> <br /> Card sort activity <br /> <br /> Video questions from South Park &amp; homework included<br /> <br /> Diagram analysis<br /> <br /> Kahoot recap <br /> <br /> Chains of analysis using BLT - This is because, This leads to, Therefore

Edexcel A Level <br /> Information gaps<br /> Key terms - visual examples<br /> video examples to back up theory<br /> Analysis of second hand cars<br /> Analysis of education and how agents can both + &amp; - affect children

<p>17 page Workbook with activities and video links</p> <p>Recap PPF’s at start questions and knowledge recap</p> <p>Understanding key terms</p> <p>Made in Britain video questions with Evan Davis which is an excellent resource to illustrate real life example of Abs &amp; Comp adv</p> <p>Powerpoint example illustrating Abs adv</p> <p>Questions on Abs adv</p> <p>Powerpoint example illustrating Comp adv</p> <p>Multiple questions to check knowledge on Comp adv</p> <p>Worked examples on gains from specialisation and trade using abs and comp adv</p> <p>Limitations of theory</p>

3 lessons of resources<br /> Powerpoint on BOP<br /> Intro BOP<br /> International trade videos - why current acc deficits exist<br /> Chains of analysis on causes of current acc deficits<br /> Policies to address CA deficits<br /> Underlying causes of UK deficit<br /> Surplus of deficit Qs

Spot the market failure<br /> Match the market failure consequence with the government intervention<br /> Subsidy diagram and positive externality<br /> UK Subsidies &amp; inequality<br /> UK housing crisis &amp; gov intervention<br /> MC Qs

Different country currencies<br /> Distinguish between strong &amp; weak £<br /> Video examples - golden nugget time<br /> Diagram analysis <br /> Chains of analysis<br /> Recap multiple choice

Recap on market failure<br /> Spec recap <br /> Multiple choice test

Range of points which are developed using BLT analysis.<br /> B - This is because<br /> L - This leads to <br /> T - Therefore

Introductory lesson on unemployment<br /> Types of unemployment<br /> BLT chains of analysis illustrating cause and effect

A Level New spec content<br /> Key terms<br /> Diagram &amp; checklist<br /> Simpsons &amp; externalities<br /> China pollution example

Resource to illustrate how consumers &amp; businesses are impacted during growth and recessionary periods

A Level Edexcel - new spec<br /> Why are vaccinations good?<br /> Diagram - what happens?<br /> Recap of both negative &amp; positive diagrams - hints<br /> Multiple choice

Different types of max price<br /> Venezuela price controls <br /> Max price diagram<br /> Kazakhstan price cap - gov intervention &amp; distortion of market<br /> UK Energy &amp; politics

Intro gov failure<br /> Key terms <br /> Prohibition<br /> Types of gov failure<br /> Freakonomics podcast - inaccurate information <br /> Evaluate whether gov failures occur due to information gaps

starter impact on business<br /> video examples<br /> key terms<br /> stages of plc<br /> case example - BLT<br /> extension strategies

This resource works with authors powerpoint on unemployment <br /> <br /> It aims to develop <br /> 1. Understanding on types of unemployment <br /> 2. Analysis of unemployment

Why do we have price controls<br /> Analysis of diagram<br /> Rationale for minimum price alcohol<br /> Friedman view on minimum wage <br /> What happens with the introduction<br /> Exam Q - missing words and conclusion

<p>Range of resources created for new edexcel new spec<br /> Students complete prep work before the lesson<br /> Powerpoint is for two lessons<br /> Resources are R1 &amp; 2<br /> Activities in pairs are for both lessons - need to be laminated<br /> Homework sheet goes with prep after first lesson<br /> Articles are for extra reading A1-A3<br /> Videos included</p>

Why are new staff needed<br /> Key Terms<br /> Chains of analysis recruitment<br /> Training<br /> Induction pros and cons<br /> Redundancy vs redeployment