A resource that gets students thinking about what the question is asking them and how they should approach their answer

Whole topic resource focusing on: Understanding consumer and producer surplus Drawing consumer and producer surplus Calculating consumer and producer surplus Lots of calculation questions and answers provided Student worksheet directly links to the powerpoint presentation Enjoy, and please review.

A whole topic resource written in 2017 which covers the following topics: For and against the expansion of the European Union For and against BREIXT Links to videos, news articles and debates on the issues surrounding for and against BREXIT (all video links works as of Feb 2018) Exam essay question plus model answer guidance on whether European countries should aim to be in the EU / Whether the UK should have voted a majority to leave the EU. For and against EU countries decision to join the Eurozone Video links on Lithuania when they joined the Eurozone in 2015 Exam evaluation essay question plus model answer guidance on whether EU countries not in the Eurozone, should join. Hope you enjoy the resource and please leave a review.

A bunch of related Microeconomic topics in one! Powerpoint presentation embedded with key microeconomic diagrams and different activities. A student worksheet linked to the powerpoint is provided. Topics covered: Diminshing returns Link between diminshing returns and average costs Costs (Average costs and Marginal costs) Costs (Fixed, Variable and Total costs, short term versus long term costs) Revenues (Average revenue and Marginal revenue) Profit maximisation (MR = MC) Growth of Firms (Mergers and Takeovers) Efficiencies (Productive, Allocative, X-efficiency, Dynamic efficiency, pareto efficiency) This resource is linked directly to another resource available to purchase: My Market Structures resource which is a follow on after this resource. If you like these Economic resources, why not consider my A Level Economic student revision guide which is also great for a topic summary. Its directed at WJEC / Eduqas but suitable for all exam boards. Hope you find this useful and please leave a review.

This lesson resource allows students to understand how changes in real exchange rates will have an impact upon their own economy. Its a differentiated kinesthetic task: Students are first given different countries to which they have certain imports and exports. Students then either research or are given exchange rate info (included from 2015 - 2017) in the powerpoint (pre and post BREXIT) Students then calculate the changes in their import costs in their own currency and what their export prices would be in other countries so they can work out their countries competitiveness. This then allows students to understand numerically how minor changes in exchange rates can affect imports costs and export prices. A great resources that I always use to gain 100% student understanding. It also allows for differentiation as lower ability students are given the UK as their country. The purchase contains: Lesson plan, Powerpoint, Student worksheet and country cut outs and imports / exports.

Whole Microeconomic topic resource on Market Structures and business objectives. The resource contains a powerpoint presentation, student worksheet that follows the presentation and exam style questions. Everything students need to know on Market Sructures and objectives of firms are in this resource. This resource will save you many hours of lesson preparation. This resource is a follow on from another of my resource on costs and revenues, diminishing returns, efficiencies and growth of firms which is also avaialble to buy seperately or as a bundle. If you are looking for more economic resources covering all topics why not try out my full year 12 and 13 revision guide for A Level economics. It can be used as a great topic summary as well as enabling students to prepare effectively for A Level exams. My students use it to refer to in lesson time. It is designed specifically at WJEC / Eduqas exam board but as 80%+ topics are in all exam boards its a universal resource for all. Enjoy, and please leave a review if you can.

Complete AS Economics revision guide focused directly on WJEC Eduqas new A Level specifications from 2015. This revision guide is very student friendly focusing on key areas of every topic that could be examined in year 12 exams. This guide was originally created for my A Level students with the aim of reducing workload in the build up to summer AS and A Level exams. Secondly, it has been a fantastic resource in class when summarising each topic area, with many students using it in class to help them understand content and referring to when practicing exam questions. The order of topics links directly to the WJEC and Eduqas specifications and the revision guide also contains practice questions at the end for students to test their knowledge. For full A Level coverage this revision guide should be bought with AS and A Level (year 13) revision guide for WJEC and Eduqas. For confidence, this revision guide has been created by a senior examiner with experience examining for two exam boards that has been teaching Economics for over 10 years. The guide has been written specifically for the WJEC and Eduqas AS and A Level but also contains 80% of coverage of all other exam boards so it will be a useful revision guide and topic summary for all exam boards. The picture shows the top part of one of the pages within the guide for reference. There are altogether 57 pages in total in this revision guide.

A Level Economics revision guide (year 13 topics) focuses directly on WJEC Eduqas new A Level specifications from 2015. This revision guide is very student friendly focusing on key areas of every year 13 topic. This guide was originally created for my A Level students with the aim of reducing workload in the build up to summer A Level exams. Secondly, it has been a fantastic resource in class when summarising each topic area, with many students using it in class to help them understand content and referring to when practicing exam questions. This especially helped in the summer term in the build up to A Level exams. The order of topics links directly to the WJEC and Eduqas specifications and the revision guide also contains practice questions at the end for students to test their knowledge. For full A Level coverage this revision guide should be bought with AS and A Level (year 12) revision guide for WJEC and Eduqas. For confidence, this revision guide has been created by a senior examiner with experience examining for two exam boards that has been teaching Economics for over 10 years. The guide has been written specifically for the WJEC and Eduqas A Level but also contains 80% of coverage of all other exam boards so it will be a useful revision guide and topic summary for all exam boards. The picture shows the top part of one of the pages within the guide for reference. There are altogether 112 pages in total in this revision guide.