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Full catalogue of A level economics lessons ready to use for teaching or revision. Ideal for Edexcel, AQA and OCR exam boards. There are individual lessons and topics available, or you may purchase lessons in bundles based on the different sections of the A level economics specifications.

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Full catalogue of A level economics lessons ready to use for teaching or revision. Ideal for Edexcel, AQA and OCR exam boards. There are individual lessons and topics available, or you may purchase lessons in bundles based on the different sections of the A level economics specifications.

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Behavioural economics
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Behavioural economics

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A level economics PowerPoint slides covering individual economic decision making, consumer behaviour and behavioural economics.
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Exchange Rates
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Exchange Rates

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A level economics PowerPoint slides covering exchange rates as part of the international economy.
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Financial markets and monetary policy
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Financial markets and monetary policy

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A level economics PowerPoint slides covering: The structure of financial markets and financial assets Commercial banks and investment banks Central banks and monetary policy The regulation of the financial system
Globalisation
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Globalisation

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A level economics PowerPoint slides covering globalisation as part of the international economy.
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The market mechanism and market failure
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The market mechanism and market failure

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A level economics PowerPoint slides covering all of the following; How markets and prices allocate resources The meaning of market failure Public goods, private goods and quasi-public goods Positive and negative externalities in consumption and production Merit and demerit goods Market imperfections