Understanding as to the Bond market, focusing on the relationship between prices and yields.

A series of lessons regarding unemployment. it considers the Phillips curve and long run phillips curve

A linear start activity, which can be used throughout the Micro Y13 specification. The aim is to give the task to the students fortnightly so students can refine, recap and cement their understanding. The slides can be adapted to suit your scheme of work. It has worked wonders for my classes! The questions are designed as: ‘Last Lesson’, ‘Last Week’, ‘Last Month’ and ‘Last Year’ and for every question, answers are provided. 30 slides with 60 question and answers. Suitable for both Edexcel and AQA.

First part: The task includes a range of statistics for students to investigate in order to answer questions based on the differences between developed and developing countries. The data also includes HDI information. Second part: Exam questions based on global trade.

Students are to explore the impact of globalisation on different economic agents for developed economies. Students to be given a newspaper based on their economic agent to analyse and discover consequences of globalisation. The PowerPoint includes the entire lesson, starter, plenary and main task.

Cost Benefit Analysis - Microeconomics task considering both social costs and social benefits of the new runway at Heathrow Airport. The link is in the footer and it includes two videos the students should watch for additional information.

Inspection lesson based on the Phillips Curve

A document to guide students on answering a 25 mark question

Worksheet to address the reasons as to why China introduced a price floor and the possible consequences of doing so. Microeconomics - Government Intervention

This engaging PowerPoint delves into key macroeconomic diagrams to solidify your understanding for A-Level exams. Navigate through the slides, test your knowledge with interactive quizzes, and gain insightful explanations of each diagram’s significance.

This is a workbook, which provides statistics and case-studies for HDI, aid and the differences between developing and developed countries. It includes AQA exam-style questions on each topic. It is 49 pages long with lots of resources.

Book 1: 18th and 19th Century This book provides a comprehensive overview of the most influential economic theories of the 18th and 19th centuries. It covers the works of famous economists such as Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Alfred Marshall, among others. The book offers a clear and concise summary of key chapters of their renowned work and their contributions to economic thought. It is designed to help students studying economics to gain a better understanding of the foundational works of economic theorists and their relevance to modern economics. It is designed to provide students with a broader understanding of the intellectual history of economics and the different perspectives that have shaped the discipline. Together, these books offer a snapshot of the most important economic theories and the thinkers who created them. They are an essential resource for students studying economics, providing a solid foundation for further study and a valuable tool for exam preparation. By making complex economic concepts more accessible, these books help students to develop a deeper understanding of the subject and prepare them for success in their future studies and careers. Book 2: 20th Century This book provides ideas of the most famous economists in history, including Karl Marx, Friedrich Hayek, and John Maynard Keynes, among others.

Based on all units (apart from index numbers) for AQA AS Macroeconomics and has theory, examplar answers and past paper questions.