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This resource provides notes, definitions, diagrams, real life examples, and more that covers the topic of how and why firms & economies expand and grow. It is designed for the A-level Edexcel Economics A and B specification. But it can also be useful for other specifications.

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A worksheet exploring the economic opportunities created by urban growth in Rio de Janeiro. Perfect as a standalone worksheet as part of a lesson or as additional homework.

This PowerPoint presentation **(63 SLIDES) **is suitable for introductory A level economics. It covers topics including; The Fundamental Economic Problem, Opportunity Cost, PPFs, Specialisation and Division of Labour.

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The lesson looks at our comsumption choices and how they can have impacts on others around the world. As a case study it looks at how our demand for mobile phones has knock on affects in the mineral rich Democratic Republic of Congo.