**110 Slides! ** This highly detailed Power Point presentation will last you weeks! It introduces the components of Aggregate Demand and discusses factors which affect each component. It then introduces the shapes of both the AD and AS curve and factors which will causes each to shift. Exercises and model answers to Past Paper questions are included within the power Point.

A level economics Government Intervention to correct Market Failure. This powerpoint presentation covers: Taxes Subsidies State Regulation Minimum and Maximum prices As forms of correcting a market failure

This comprehensive (93 SLIDES) Power Point on Market Failure covers the following topics: The Price mechanism Externalities Merit and Demerit goods Public Goods Absence of property rights Imperfect information Monopoly power Volatile prices Income inequality

I use this economics quiz in my introductory lesson with A level students to break the ice and prepare them for the year ahead! It contains** 40 questions** split into 4 rounds: Round 1 Numbers; Round 2 Multiple Choice; Round 3 Pictures; Round 4 General (Economic) Knowledge

This comprehensive Power Point presentation (73 SLIDES) covers: Labour Demand Labour Supply Backward bending labour supply curve Wage determination Elasticity of labour supply and demand Causes of wage differentials

This comprehensive Power Point presentation (60 SLIDES) is suitable for introductory A level economics. It covers topics including; Price Elasticity of Demand The relationship between Price Elasticity of demand and revenue Price Elasticity of Demand and the incidence of tax Income elasticity of demand Cross price elasticity of demand Price elasticity of supply It also includes exercises that can be done in class.

This PowerPoint presentation (42 SLIDES) is suitable for introductory A level economics. It introduces the basics of supply and demand, consumer and producer surplus.

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.