This presentation is the introduction to Economics in the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus. It is the first in a set of 39 presentations

The presentation is lesson 1 of Economics. It is a basic introduction to Economics. For more Powerpoint Notes from this Author, Click on this Link to purchase a full set of AS Level Notes https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/year-12-economics-cambridge-presentations-powerpoint-notes-12963248

Consolidate your understanding of the IGCSE Cambridge 0455 Economics curriculum with our comprehensive revision resource, “Topic 1: The Basic Economic Problem - MCQs.” This resource is designed to solidify students’ understanding of the basics of Economics, a foundational topic in the study of and understanding of Economics. Resource Overview: Our MCQs are an important tool for both teachers and students, featuring 100 questions drawn from a cross section of past papers. One document comes with answers and one without answers. This adaptability allows for flexible use in the classroom, thereby supporting various teaching strategies and assessment needs. It can adequately test the understanding of all Cambridge Economics Topic 1 concepts and can be used effectively to assess and enhance knowledge, application and analysis skills. Key Features: Comprehensive Question Set: The MCQ set includes assorted questions covering all aspects of the basic Economic Problem Topic. The questions are designed to challenge students and cement their understanding of the topic. The version with answers is an indispensable tool for teachers, providing answers to each question. This can be used for quick reference during lessons or as a tool for grading. The version without answers is an indispensable tool for student assessments. Teachers can use this as a formal test to evaluate student comprehension and identify areas that need further review. Students can also use it for effective revision of topic 1. Enhances Understanding: By practicing with these MCQs, students can reinforce their knowledge of basic Economics concepts, build confidence in their problem-solving ability, and improve performance in their Exams. Alignment with Cambridge Syllabus: Our questions are specifically tailored to the Cambridge 0455 Economics syllabus, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their exams. The content aligns with the learning objectives outlined in the syllabus, making it an effective study aid. This resource comprises of 100 Economics topical multiple choice questions (and mark scheme) arranged topic wise according to the latest Cambridge IGCSE Syllabus. The topical questions are drawn from the following sub-topics; 1.1 The nature of the economic problem (21 Questions) 1.2 The factors of production (26 Questions) 1.3 Opportunity cost (23 Questions) 1.4 Production possibility curve (PPC) diagrams (30 Questions)

Consolidate your understanding of the AS Level Cambridge 9708 Economics curriculum with our comprehensive revision resource, “Topic 1: Basic economic ideas and resource allocation- MCQs.” This resource is designed to solidify students’ understanding of the basics of Economics, a foundational topic in the study of and understanding of Economics. Resource Overview: Our MCQs are an important tool for both teachers and students, featuring 110 questions drawn from a cross section of past papers. One document comes with answers and one without answers. This adaptability allows for flexible use in the classroom, thereby supporting various teaching strategies and assessment needs. It can adequately test the understanding of all Cambridge Economics Topic 1 concepts and can be used effectively to assess and enhance knowledge, application and analysis skills. Key Features: Comprehensive Question Set: The MCQ set includes assorted questions covering all aspects of the basic Economic Problem Topic. The questions are designed to challenge students and cement their understanding of the topic. The version with answers is an indispensable tool for teachers, providing answers to each question. This can be used for quick reference during lessons or as a tool for grading. The version without answers is an indispensable tool for student assessments. Teachers can use this as a formal test to evaluate student comprehension and identify areas that need further review. Students can also use it for effective revision of topic 1. Enhances Understanding: By practicing with these MCQs, students can reinforce their knowledge of basic Economics concepts, build confidence in their problem-solving ability, and improve performance in their Exams. Alignment with Cambridge Syllabus: Our questions are specifically tailored to the Cambridge 9708 Economics syllabus, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their exams. The content aligns with the learning objectives outlined in the syllabus, making it an effective study aid. It comprises of 110 Economics multiple choice questions (and mark scheme) arranged topic wise in accordance with the latest Cambridge AS Level Economics Syllabus. The topical questions are drawn from the following sub-topics; 1.1 Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost (23 Questions) 1.2 Economic methodology (16 Questions) 1.3 Factors of production (22 Questions) 1.4 Resource allocation in different economic systems (12 Questions) 1.5 Production possibility curves (22 Questions) 1.6 Classification of goods and services (15 Questions)

This comprises of 19 Powerpoint Presentations containing Year 11 (IGCSE Level) Economics notes arranged according to the latest syllabus. They are as follows; FIRMS AND PRODUCTION FIRMS COSTS REVENUE AND OBJECTIVES MARKET STRUCTURES THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT MACROECONOMIC AIMS OF THE GOVERNMENT FISCAL POLICY MONETARY POLICY SUPPLY SIDE POLICY ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT INFLATION AND DEFLATION LIVING STANDARDS POVERTY POPULATION DIFFERENCES IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN COUNTRIES INTERNATIONAL SPECIALISATION GLOBALISATION FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CURRENT ACCOUNT OF BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

This comprises of 20 Powerpoint Presentations containing Year 10 (IGCSE Level) Economics notes arranged according to the latest syllabus. They are as follows; NATURE OF THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM FACTORS OF PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITY COST THE PRODUCTION POSSIBILITY CURVE MICROECONOMICS AND MACROECONOMICS THE ROLE OF MARKETS IN ALLOCATING RESOURCES DEMAND SUPPLY PRICE DETERMINATION PRICE CHANGES PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND PRICE ELASTICITY OF SUPPLY MARKET ECONOMIC SYSTEM MARKET FAILURE MIXED ECONOMIC SYSTEM MONEY AND BANKING HOUSEHOLDS WORKERS TRADE UNIONS FIRMS

This comprises of 33 Powerpoint Presentations containing Year 13 (A- Level) Economics notes arranged according to the latest syllabus. The presentations are as follows; UTILITY INDIFFERENCE CURVES AND BUDGET LINES EFFICIENCY AND MARKET FAILURE PRIVATE COSTS AND BENEFITS EXTERNALITIES PRODUCTION, COST, REVENUE PROFIT LONG RUN COSTS REVENUE MARKET STRUCTURE DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES- PERFECT COMPETITION DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES- MONOPOLY DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES- MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES- OLIGOPOLY COLLUSION AND GAME THEORY GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF FIRMS DIFFERING OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES OF FIRMS GOVERNMENT POLICIES TO ACHIEVE EFFICIENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION EQUITY AND REDISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND WEALTH LABOUR MARKET FORCES I LABOUR MARKET FORCES II CIRCULAR FLOW OF INCOME AGGREGATE DEMAND ANALYSIS ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY I ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY II EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT MONEY AND BANKING GOVERNMENT MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES EFFECTIVENESS OF POLICY OPTIONS TO MEET ALL MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES POLICIES TO CORRECT BOP DISEQUILIBRIUM EXCHANGE RATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF COUNTRIES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF DEVELOPMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COUNTRIES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF DEVELOPMENT GLOBALISATION

This comprises of 34 Powerpoint Presentations containing Year 12 (AS Level) Economics notes arranged according to the latest syllabus. They are as follows; Basic Introduction Economic methodology Factors of production Economic systems Production possibility curves Classification of goods and services Demand Supply Changes in Demand Changes in supply Price elasticity of demand Income elasticity and cross elasticity of demand Price elasticity of supply The interaction of demand and supply Consumer and producer surplus Reasons for government intervention in markets Methods and effects of government intervention in markets Methods and effects of government intervention in markets Addressing income and wealth inequality National income statistics Circular flow of income Aggregate Demand analysis Aggregate Supply analysis Economic growth Unemployment Price stability Government macroeconomic objectives and Fiscal policy Monetary policy Supply-side policy The reasons for international trade Protectionism Current account of the balance of payments Policies to correct a current account disequilibrium Exchange rates