A collection of microeconomic revision flash cards that cover the key concepts from the following topics: Demand, Utility, PED, XED, YED, PES, Supply, Functions of the price mechanism, Consumer and Producer Surplus. I have included a PPT ready to click through in class and a version that is easy to print the flashcards from. The mnemonics match the ones taught in Unit 1 of MinuteMicroMacro

This economics lesson covers the factors that determine income elasticity of demand, how to calculate YED and how to answer classic exam style questions. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.5 Edexcel A level 1.2.3 AQA A level 3.1.2.2. OCR A level 2.6 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This economics lesson explains price elasticity of supply, how to calculate the value numerically, how to interpret the values and the factors that determine elasticity of supply. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.4 Edexcel A level 1.2.5 AQA A level 3.1.2.4 OCR A level 2.6 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This lesson explores the concept of diminishing marginal utility. Consumer behaviour theory tells us that consumers maximise their utility. This lesson also covers how consumers allocate their budget to purchase a combination of goods. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 1.6 Edexcel A level 1.2.2 AQA A level 4.1.2.1 OCR A level 2.7 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This economics lesson covers the factors that determine cross price elasticity of demand, how to calculate XED and how to answer classic exam style questions. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.5 Edexcel A level 1.2.3 AQA A level 3.1.2.2. OCR A level 2.6 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This economics lesson explains the impact of disequilibrium and the functions of the price mechanism This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.7 Edexcel A level 1.2.7 AQA A level 3.1.5.1 OCR A level 2.5 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This economics lesson covers the factors that determine elasticity, examples of price changes in an elastic and inelastic good, the effect on total revenue, and a practice question. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.3 Edexcel A level 1.2.3 AQA A level 3.1.2.2. OCR A level 2.6 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This economics lesson explains the shape of the supply curve, the equilibrium, movements along the supply curve and the factors that shift supply. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.2 Edexcel A level 1.2.4 AQA A level 3.1.2.3 OCR A level 2.3 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This economics lesson explains consumer and producer surplus. We will cover how to recognise changed in surplus as a result of shifts in supply and demand. You will learn how to calculate the value of the surplus and have a go at some exam style questions. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube. If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. AP Topic 2.6 Edexcel A level 1.2.8 AQA A level 4.1.5.11 OCR A level 2.4 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.

This microeconomics lesson will teach the factors that cause a movement along a demand curve and the factors that will cause a demand curve to shift. This is a fully resourced lesson that includes starter activity, examples, questions, answers and worksheet. If you are a new teacher there is a demo video on youtube: If you are an experienced teacher this unit could be set as pre-learning over the holidays or as a cover lesson with a non specialist teacher who can play and pause the video. This lesson is designed as the first lesson of economics and so is appropriate for both A level and GCSE AP Topic 2.1 Edexcel A level 1.2.2 AQA A level 3.1.2.1 OCR A level 2.2 These exam boards are trademark registered and were not involved in the production of these lessons, and they do not endorse these lessons.