Secondary economics resources

Knowledge organiser for the new economics spec. Covers macroeconomic objectives, macroeconomic indicators, and index numbers as well as key definitions from the first section. Also included are 3 word documents that are used to test the knowledge. I gave this out at the very start of term for students to learn. They have been tested each lesson.

What happens when diseases such as cholera sweep through multiple countries? Who funds the research into genetic diseases like cancer? The Global Health expert explains the processes to reducing a spectrum of health issues, from road-traffic accidents to diabetes.

This free, sample PowerPoint contains 5 key diagrams for the Year 2 Microeconomics content. They are high-resolution and can be printed up to A1 size. You can also save the slides as image files by following the steps in the first slide. The diagrams are annotated with important concepts and points. This pack contains the following diagrams: - Perfect competition - Profit maximisation in an imperfect market - Long run monopolistically competitive market - Oligopoly (simple) - kinked AR curve - Oligopoly (complex) - kinked AR curve and vertical discontinuity in MR curve

Prepared for Economics IGCSE . The resource uses curves and illustrations to explain the topic.For KS4 Economics.

This lesson plan contains lesson plans . The lesson plan contains starter activities, plenary , class activities, assessment etc.Topics in the lesson plans include:the economic problem- finite and limited resources,factors of production, opportunity cost and production possibility curve and theory o demand and supply.

Here are seven sets of 20 multiple-choice questions (with answers) taken from old spec AQA Economics (ECON1) papers organised by theme/topic to support the teaching of the new spec AQA Economics course. [The same topics will be relevant to other boards/specifications also.] CONTENTS Collection 1 : The Fundamental Economic Problem - Scarcity - Opportunity Cost - PPFs Collection 2 : Demand and Demand Elasticities Collection 3 : Supply, Supply Elasticity, Equilibrium, Interrelation of Markets Collection 4 : Production, Costs, Revenue and Profit Collection 5 : Market Structures, Monopolies, Price and Market Failure Collection 6 : Externalities, Government Intervention and Government Failure Collection 7 : Income & Wealth; Marginal Private/Social Costs/Benefits

A detailed set of notes, PPT and exam question examining price discrimination (first/second/third degree) in monopoly markets. Notes also consider efficiency and consumer/producer surplus. Suitable for new linear specifications.

Here is one more set of 20 multiple-choice questions (with answers) taken from old spec AQA Economics (ECON1) papers organised by theme/topic to support the teaching of the new spec AQA Economics course. [The same topics will be relevant to other boards/specifications also.] Unlike the other six sets these are questions that appeared in the old AS paper relate to topics that are no longer assessed at AS-level. They are useful though as these topics remain in the full A-level course and can feature in the multiple-choice part of Paper 3. CONTENTS 4 x questions on Income & Wealth 16 x questions on marginal private costs/benefits and marginal social costs/benefits

The unit plan allows students to learn about the world economy by looking at one region, Central America and the Caribbean Students will be working collaboratively to research one country of Central America or the Caribbean, while building their digital literacy and writing proficiency. Upon completion of their research, groups will create a television advertisement to persuade others to visit their country. Discussion questions are provided in both English and Spanish, to allow the opportunity to have a dual language conversation in your classroom. The Spanish option can be edited out. Research will require access to a source for gaining information. Effective online sources include The World Book Encyclopedia, the Britannica Encyclopedias, or the online tool CultureGrams. If these are not available to you, another online option is Google’s search engine for students, www.safesearchkids.com. You will also need a source for students to create and edit their videos. If iMovie or Windows Movie Maker are not available to you a free online video editing option is WeVideo. If this is not an option students can present their commercial orally instead of on a video.

This is written with close reference to the AQA economics specification. Intended to be used as a class worksheet.

I have created this resource to be used in AS Economics. It is something the students can fill in. It is used by referring to the the Edexcel specification. Hope you find it useful.

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