A worksheet devised around the infamous Kaynes v Hayek rap battle video. Follow the lyrics and work out what they mean. No answers are provided; this worksheet offers a structure for a full lesson but it relies on teachers being able to explain the theory when necessary. Ideal for the end of the Keynes-Neoclassical topic.

A data-driven worksheet which will guide students through the causes of the Great Recession 2007/08. I have also linked it to various clips from the movie The Big Short which, I feel, helps to illustrate the points too.

A fun resource centred around the idea of making Valentines Cards. A PowerPoint presentation is attached so that students can use the activity as a way of distinguishing between Quality Control and Quality Assurance.

Based on an Open Letter to the NYT by Greg James in 2012, this worksheet gets students to consider market failure in the financial sector within a context.

A resource that talks students through a particular case study (on drugs) and how they can then build demerit goods diagram from it. ANSWERS ARE PROVIDED

Small activity based on deal or no-deal TV Show. Should illuminate the idea of expected value - important for Business or Maths (stats) students.

A one scene drama dialogue which is loosely based on the Greek bailout negotiations of 2015. It aims to provide teacher and students with some macroeconomic issues for discussion.

It is 2012. Greece has just elected a new government and the economy is deteriorating rapidly. Using the data provided, students are asked to present on the strategies they would choose to try and steer the Greek economy back to safety.

Information on Trump's economics policies from his first 100 days as presidential. And a precis of Bernie Sanders' views on the US economy. Students should use this info as the basis for a broad debate on the effectiveness of both strategies.

Information on the central bank of America (The Federal Reserve) which students should use to compile their own presentations on the differences between it and the Bank of England. Ideal for when finishing off the introduction to the Bank of England.

Students are asked to play the role of US President (2017) and, based on data, workout what economic strategies they would pursue

A mock data response paper based on Greg Smith's infamous letter about US investment firm Goldman Sachs and various asymmetric information issues.

Another financial sector market failure resource. Students are asked to conduct their own research and even comment on it in a group discussion with prompt question here.

<p>We all enjoy LEGO. This is a fantastic resource of 16 lessons, centred around Business A Level content, which all involve LEGO to some degree.</p> <ol> <li>Motivation.</li> <li>Communication barriers.</li> <li>Organisational structures.</li> <li>Lean Production.</li> <li>Budgets.</li> <li>Customer Service.</li> <li>Mergers.</li> <li>Cashflow.</li> <li>Inventory.</li> <li>Market Segmentation.</li> <li>Profit.</li> <li>Break-Even.</li> <li>Network Analysis.</li> <li>Decision Trees.</li> <li>Balance sheets and Income Statements.</li> <li>Aims and Objectives.</li> </ol>

A video-based worksheet. Watch the video, answer the questions. The case-study is buses in Oxford as a good example of Oligopoly.

Video-based worksheet. Watch the video, answer the questions. Monopolistic competition in estate agency market

Video-based worksheet. Watch the video, answer the questions. Perfect Competition case-study

Video-based worksheet. Watch the video, answer the questions. PCP financing on cars.

Video-based worksheet. Watch the video, answer the questions. Watching football and identifying what type of a good it is.

You know the scene from trading places. This is a resource will try to explain it to students.