AQA A-level Economics: Unit 6 Wage discrimination

AQA A-level Economics: Unit 6 Labour Markets

**AQA A-Level Economics: Labour Markets Lesson Bundle** Save preparation time with seven connected, enquiry-led lessons covering the AQA labour-market unit, supported by detailed teacher guides written for non-specialists and teachers new to A-level Economics. The sequence builds from firms’ hiring decisions and workers’ occupational choices to competitive wage determination, employer market power and intervention. Students use calculations, diagrams and evidence to explain economic outcomes and develop supported judgements. **Topics covered** Labour demand and marginal productivity; labour supply; competitive wage determination and elasticity; monopsony; trade unions; the National Minimum Wage; and labour-market discrimination. **What’s included?** * Seven editable PowerPoints with retrieval, enquiry questions, objectives, guided questioning, independent tasks and consolidation. * Seven detailed Word teacher guides explaining the economics and supporting delivery through slide-by-slide prompts, expected responses, diagram guidance and misconception checks. * Application worksheets and source packs including airline pilots versus hospitality workers, Armed Forces monopsony, National Minimum Wage evidence and evaluation, and four adapted Employment Tribunal cases. Activities vary across the sequence. Students investigate hiring decisions, compare competing economists’ arguments, evaluate minimum-wage evidence and weigh alternative explanations for discrimination claims. **More than a collection of slides** The teacher guides support subject-knowledge preparation as well as classroom delivery, explaining why the models work and how each lesson builds on previous learning. **Designed for Year 2 AQA A-level Economics. Specification coverage: 4.1.6.1–4.1.6.7 — The labour market.** Try Lesson 1: Labour Demand free to explore the approach before purchasing. This discounted bundle offers better value than buying the paid lessons individually. Buying for classroom use? Ask your school or college whether its resource budget can cover the purchase or reimburse you under its expenses policy.