IGCSE Economics: Finance Worksheet Based on Unit 2, PPC Production Possibility Curve Microeconomics Label the graphs Applicable for Starter or Plenary

This is a full lesson inclusive of activities for Demand and how Demand works, suitable for students completing Cambridge IGCSE Economics.

This is a full lesson inclusive of activities suitable for students studying from the Cambridge IGCSE Economics Syllabus. It will help them understand Supply and how to draw a Supply curve.

IGCSE Economics worksheet Suitable for a starter or plenary On Price Elasticity of Demand Worksheet as part of Unit 2 in the Cambridge IGCSE Economic Syllabus

Full lesson to review key economics terms and concepts and understand the difference between Micro and Macro Economics with video resources and activities. Designed for IGCSE Economics Syllabus

This is an entire lesson’s worth of content on the Factors of Production and Factor Mobility and Rewards through slides/ presentation. Introduces the concept of the Factors of Production: Land, Labour, Capital, Enterprise and Factor Mobility: Occupational and Geographic to students start off IGCSE Economics.

IGCSE Economic and AS Economics Fun Activity! Make sure you have a Monopoly board in class to play, and then allow students to use the worksheet as the play. When you make the content relatable, students will not forget the content. This is suitable for a Main Activity in the lesson, it makes students identify key terms they learned in Economics on a Monopoly board! Suitable for AS and IGCSE Economics. Teachers can ask questions mid game to assess if students can see the relevance of the game to Economics!

These are dual resources covering PES and PED, how to calculate them and what they mean. It explores the concept of elastic Vs inelastic. The slides have some activities to help keep the lesson engaging. The content is suitable for the Cambridge IGCSE Economics syllabus.

A lesson built fully to teach Indifference Curves and Budget Lines for A level Economics based on the Cambridge A level curriculum, with embedded activities.

A lesson built fully to teach Private costs and benefits, externalities and social costs and benefits for A level Economics based on the Cambridge A level curriculum, with embedded activities. Inclusive of graphs.

This is a lesson built for A Level Economics, Types of cost, revenue and profit, short-run and long-run production; with graphs and explanations. Looking at supernormal profits, normal profits and subnormal profits.

This is a full lesson built to explain Efficiency and market failure for A level Economics students, designed to help them understand the concept of Market Failure, dynamic efficiency, allocative efficiency and productive efficiency.

Government policies to achieve efficient resource allocation and correct market failure from Unit 8 in the A level Economic Cambridge International Curriculum. These are slides designed for 2 to 3 lessons to teach students about correcting marketing failure and used of government policies.

This is a full lesson on Price Changes for Cambridge IGCSE Economics, that teaches students about the shifts in Supply and Demand and how to draw them, as well as the factors that affect shifts.

This is a full lesson on microeconomics, household spending, saving and borrowing. Introduce students to the concept of disposable income. This lesson is suitable for the Cambridge IGCSE Economics.

This is a lesson built for A Level Economics focusing on Differing objectives and policies of firms, and how they will affect a business structure.

This lesson is built on the Different market structures for A level Economics, exploring Monopolies, Oligopolies, Perfect competition and monopolistic competition. Lesson has built in graphs and activities.

Lesson slide built to support teaching and learning for marginal Utility and Utility in Economics A Level.

IGCSE Economics Worksheet Market Failure part of Unit 3 on Microeconomics Fro Cambridge IGCSE Economics Suitable for Starter of Plenary

IGCSE Economics: Market Failure From Unit 3 on Microeconomics Fill in the blanks activity Great for Plenary or Starter