Tony has been an Economics, Business Studies and Accounting teacher in several International schools and colleges for the past 15 years. He is also an Examiner of Economics with the Cambridge Exam Board. He holds a Masters degree in Economics. You can watch his videos that simplify economics on his Youtube channel; 'Tony's Workspace'. He is a panelist and the founder of Propa Kids- the kids leadership channel.
His passion is to train and develop leadership principles in children and teenagers.
Tony has been an Economics, Business Studies and Accounting teacher in several International schools and colleges for the past 15 years. He is also an Examiner of Economics with the Cambridge Exam Board. He holds a Masters degree in Economics. You can watch his videos that simplify economics on his Youtube channel; 'Tony's Workspace'. He is a panelist and the founder of Propa Kids- the kids leadership channel.
His passion is to train and develop leadership principles in children and teenagers.
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
The presentation is lesson 1 of Economics. It is a basic introduction to Economics.
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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;
1. 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