34 superior quality A Level Economics PPTs. 16:9 ratio to fit beautifully with modern screen ratios, but will easily adjust to other screen dimensions. Packed full of diagrams, examples and easy-to-understand explanations.
These PPTs correspond to the following learning objectives from the current CCEA syllabus:
Key economic concepts, including the economic resources of land, labour, capital and enterprise.
Understanding the difference between normative and positive economics.
The significance of the concepts of scarcity, choice and opportunity cost for individuals and society.
The gains from specialisation/division of labour and trade, using an excellent worked example that brings the topic to life!
The production possibility frontier, including diagrams demonstrating movements along and shifts in a production possibility frontier.
The PPTs also introduce economics as a social science the social scientific method - important foundation work for students beginning an economics course.
Can be easily complemented with any standard A Level (e.g. Anderton), IB (e.g. Tragakes) or AP (e.g. Krugman) texts for effective delivery of the unit.
Tried and tested in various learning environments (including non-native users of English) with strong results in terms of student understanding.
These PPTs correspond to the following learning objectives from the current CCEA syllabus:
Key economic concepts, including the economic resources of land, labour, capital and enterprise.
Understanding the difference between normative and positive economics.
The significance of the concepts of scarcity, choice and opportunity cost for individuals and society.
The gains from specialisation/division of labour and trade, using an excellent worked example that brings the topic to life!
The production possibility frontier, including diagrams demonstrating movements along and shifts in a production possibility frontier.
The PPTs also introduce economics as a social science the social scientific method - important foundation work for students beginning an economics course.
Can be easily complemented with any standard A Level (e.g. Anderton), IB (e.g. Tragakes) or AP (e.g. Krugman) texts for effective delivery of the unit.
Tried and tested in various learning environments (including non-native users of English) with strong results in terms of student understanding.
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