A useful list of keywords for Microeconomics.

Introduction to Economics for OCR Syllabus with some lovely graphical starters.

This presentation takes you through the Basic Economic Problem (Scarcity) with some high quality imagery to help students understand it in real life.

This presentation takes you through Specialisation, Exchange and Opportunity Cost.

This gorgeous introduction to the factors of production shows you in detail how Economics divides Labour, Land, Capital & Enterprise. The video shows the factors of production in a quite nostalgic way, which my students really enjoyed spotting the references to. (If you have a bell or buzzer you can make it even more fun!)

Elasticity presentation for Microeconomics.

Economic Indicators for an economy presentation.

This presentation covers inflation.

This resource takes you through Government Monetary policy.

This economics presentation goes through Employment, unemployment and the consequences.

This presentation takes you through exchange rates and how they affect a country’s wealth.

This sample paper covers the topic of outdoor gyms. Great practice for Merit goods and production possibility curves.

This lesson can be taught at Key Stage 3 or in Key Stage 4 computer Science. It is also a good refresher of the basics for A-level students. The presentation guides you through all of the key content and includes answers. You also gain a Spreadsheet that enables you to make tables and new questions very quickly as well as an investigation and links to a variety of binary games.

This lesson was originally taught in a customer services unit, but would be great to prepare students for work experience or as part of any vocational course.

This presentation introduces production to students.

This lesson introduces technology in manufacturing and the possible human costs.

This lesson was originally made for a citizenship lesson to encourage students to think about disabilities and their prejudices. It was done as a classroom lesson, but could easily be adapted for use in assembly. I hope it is useful. It has now been updated with answers.

This presentation takes you through the marketing mix and the 4Ps.

This shows how easy it is to animate images in PowerPoint taking away much of the difficulty that animators would have had in the past. (The Movie is supposed to be silent, because not all my PCs have headphones.) Also in Office 2010 you can record a narration and save it out as a video. This could then be uploaded to a video site or shared with children at a local primary school. (For older versions of office you could use Camstudio to record the video.)