Complete lesson, with examples and diagrams, for unit 2.8 Market failure and externalities. Lesson objectives: The purpose of the lesson is to understand the term market failure in the context of costs and benefits, consumption and production This builds upon the theory of margin and allocation of resources This is leading towards your greater knowledge of the role of markets

A detailed powerpoint presentation with a debate idea at the end. This lesson considers; assymetric information and merit vs demerit goods with examples of the market failure/externalities involved.

A complete lesson, with practice questions and discussion activities, covering the following learning aims: Explain: Government intervention in markets: Taxation, subsidies, government expenditure, price controls, buffer stock systems, public/private partnerships, legislation, regulation, tradable pollution permits, information provision, competition policy Government failure Evaluate: The effectiveness of government intervention Causes and consequences of government failure

A complete lesson to address the learning aims: Understand the difference between public and private goods Analyse the Free Rider Problem Evaluate the effectiveness of the provision of public goods

A complete lesson, with knowledge checker questions, on section 2.2 Demand of the OCR A Level Economics specification. Lesson Objectives: Purpose is to gain a basic understanding of the principles of demand Building upon the initial intro to economics We are heading towards a sound analysis of factors affecting the demand for products and services

Full lesson covering the key aspects of Section 3.1 of the OCR Economics Specification. Includes example diagrams and a 25 mark question with mark scheme notes

Full lesson to cover all of section 3.2 of OCR specification. Includes; a lot of theory, there is also an extra economies of scale lesson for even more detail, a discussion point using Tesla’s Gigafactory, cost curve diagram and diminishing returns calculation example.

Full lesson covering all elements of unit 3.3 in the OCR Economics specification Includes; theory, diagrams, calculations and written response questions

This is based on the OCR A Level exam specification. The aim is to provide a opening lesson introducing some of the key concepts of economics such as rationality, scarcity and economic agents. There are a number of little activities aimed to be used as discussion/ice breakers for your new class.

This is a 30 minute session for use as a taster lesson for Yr11 students considering studying Economics at Post 16 I have used the prisoners dilemma from the Oligopoly section, as this is Yr13 content I have never had a problem that this ‘spoils it’ for when students come to actually learning this.

OCR Economics A Level Unit 3 Test 9 MCQ followed by an essay Mark Scheme included