65 Comprehensive lessons covering THE ENTIRE A LEVEL ECONOMICS COURSE. This resource is designed for the Edexcel specification, however, the content covered in this resource is suitable for other exam boards too. Each of the 65 lessons includes a presentation (PowerPoint) and worksheet with model answers (Word) In total there are 195 ITEMS in this mega bundle with approximately 1325 slides/pages. Lessons included: (Click on the links to check out our FREE lessons) Introduction to Economics Lesson The Economic Problem Lesson Production Possibility Frontiers Lesson Specialisation & the Division of Labour Lesson Types of Economy Lesson Rational Decision Making Demand Price, Income and Cross Elasticities of Demand Supply & Elasticity of Supply Price Determination Lesson Price Mechanism Consumer and Producer Surplus Indirect Taxes and Subsidies Alternative Views of Consumer Behaviour Types of Market Failure Externalities Public Goods Information Gaps Government Intervention in Markets Government Failure Economic Growth Inflation Employment & Unemployment Balance of Payments (current account) Aggregate Demand Aggregate Supply National Income Lesson Economic Growth Macroeconomic Objectives and Policies Sizes and Types of Firms Business Growth and Demergers Business Objectives Revenue Costs Economies and Diseconomies of Scale Profit Efficiency Perfect Competition Monopolistic Competition Oligopoly Monopoly Monopsony Contestable Markets Demand for Labour Supply of Labour Wage Determination Government Intervention Globalisation Specialisation and Trade Pattern of Trade and Terms of Trade Trading Blocs and the World Trade Organisation Restrictions on Free Trade Balance of Payments (capital and financial account) Exchange Rates International Competitiveness Poverty and Inequality Measures of Development Factors Influencing Growth and Development Strategies Influencing Growth and Development Role of Financial Markets Central Banks and Market Failure in the Financial Markets Public Expenditure Taxation Public Sector Finances Macroeconomic Policies in a Global Context