Use this FREE revision checklist to see how the Edexcel specification links up to the resources available in the Teachonomics shop. Clearly and easily link each specification topic to the resources available online. The check list contains tips and extra details as to what students need to learn.

Justify and evaluate question (21 marks) test for topic 2.2. Among Us is a super context, as it is very popular amongst the GCSE age group and provides an opportunity to use both the context and their own application. Includes grade 9 exemplar answers. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION © All credits and copyright information can either be found beneath the photo/URL itself or on the last slide of the PowerPoint. All content (unless otherwise stated) is copyright © Michael Wilson (Teachonomics) - including notes, worksheets and the occasions when mark schemes and exemplar answers have been used.

This is a 25 minute test which focuses just on topic 2.3 content. The extract and questions are completely new and original. Also included are grade 9 exemplar answers. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION © All credits and copyright information can either be found beneath the photo/URL itself or on the last slide of the PowerPoint. All content (unless otherwise stated) is copyright © Michael Wilson (Teachonomics) - including notes, worksheets and the occasions when mark schemes and exemplar answers have been used.

This sequence of lessons (roughly two) focuses upon the application of the price mechanism theory, as required by the specification section below: 1.2.7 Price mechanism b) The price mechanism in the context of different types of markets, including local, national and global markets. The resources include questions and contexts for the students to practise. These include house prices and negative oil prices (which occured during the 2020 lockdown). Clear, colourful and engaging PowerPoint which links to the worksheets. Edexcel-specific set of notes for the student (and teacher!). Worksheets that match-up with the slides and clearly link to the specification. All resources are an original creation, detailed and very thorough. These lessons focus specifically upon Edexcel A Economics, but the fundamental premise could be applied to any exam board. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION © All credits and copyright information can either be found beneath the photo/URL itself or on the last slide of the PowerPoint. All content (unless otherwise stated) is copyright © Michael Wilson (Teachonomics Ltd.) - including notes, worksheets and the occasions when mark schemes and exemplar answers have been used. The negative oil prices exam-style question is an original creation © Michael Wilson (Teachonomics Ltd.)

Use this FREE revision checklist to see how the Edexcel specification links up to the resources available in the Magichael Economics Shop. Clearly and easily link each specification topic to the resources available online. The check list contains tips and extra details as to what students need to learn.

This sequence of lessons (roughly three) is part of the economic development section of Theme 4. The lessons focus upon the measuring inequality using the Lorenz Curve and Gini coefficient - diagrammatical analysis is included. The causes of inequality and the impacts are analysed. In addition, the significance of capitalitsm for inequality is analysed. Essential application is provided through video activities relating to Gabon and Democratic Republic of Congo. Resources included are: Clear, colourful and engaging PowerPoint which links to the worksheets. Worksheets that match-up with the slides and clearly link to the specification. Edexcel-specific set of notes for the student (and teacher!). All resources are an original creation, detailed and very thorough. These lessons focus specifically upon Edexcel A Economics, but the fundamental premise could be applied to any exam board. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION © All credits and copyright information can either be found beneath the photo/URL itself or on the last slide of the PowerPoint. All content (unless otherwise stated) is copyright © Michael Wilson (Teachonomics Ltd.) - including notes, worksheets and the occasions when mark schemes and exemplar answers have been used.