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Teach GDP with this free, four-day unit plan—now updated with the latest global GDP data, new student questions, and more!
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Teach externalities and public goods with this free 5-day unit plan that uses videos, interactive games, real-world examples, Google slides, and science-of-learning techniques.
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Teach fiscal policy with this free 4-day unit plan that features our awesome videos, real-world data, Google slides, and science-of-learning techniques.
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Have your students play the Fiscal Policy Slot Machine! This interactive activity uses real-world examples to demonstrate that fiscal policy isn’t infallible and can often go wrong.
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What type of good is this? In this interactive, identify whether a good is private, public, a club good, or a common resource based on whether the good is rival and/or excludable.
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Enhance your teaching of supply and demand with two additional days, now offering a full week of engaging videos, games, and interactive exercises!
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Teach globalization with this free 3-day unit plan that features our awesome videos, real-world data, Google slides, and science-of-learning techniques.
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Teach price ceilings and price floors with this free three-day unit plan that uses videos, interactive games, real-world examples, Google slides, and science-of-learning techniques.
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Help your students understand the basics of building a supply and demand graph! They'll learn to label the price and quantity axes, then practice using a supply schedule to draw a supply curve.
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Teach monetary policy with this free five-day unit plan that uses videos, interactive games, real-world examples, Google slides, and science-of-learning techniques.
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How does a change in the administered rate filter out through the rest of the economy? In this interactive, see how the Fed hopes to influence the economy in theory through an interest rate change. Real-life cases are then shown to emphasize the difference between theory and reality.
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Use the reserve market model to understand how the Federal Reserve can influence the Fed Funds Rate in the limited reserve environment.
