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This interactive can be used to review progressive, regressive and proportional taxes. Refer to the Math in the Real World lesson The Mathematics Behind Progressive, Regressive and Proportional Taxes, for more information about using this interactive in your classroom.

This interactive graphs the break-even point using the equation, Breakeven Quantity (BEQ) = Fixed Costs / (Total Revenue per Job - Average Cost per Job). Refer to the Math in the Real World lesson Break-Even Analysis, for more information about using this interactive in your classroom.

In Lesson #7 0f the Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues curriculum, students explore basic ideas of justice by examing government policies surrounding unemployment insurance, Medicare, immigration, and education funding.

In this economics lesson, students will revise a federal budget to understand its contents.

This lesson supports the Financial Sector section of the Advanced Placement Economics course. It introduces students to the money market and loanable funds market. These two markets are used later to explain the effects of monetary and fiscal policy on the economy through the aggregate su…

Exchange rate calculator which displays the amount of expenses in USD Today and USD Two Months Ago. Students can use this calculator to determine whether their currency has appreciated or depreciated against the US Dollar. Refer to the Math in the Real World lesson Exchange Rates, for more i…

In this economics lesson, students will identify factors influencing wages.

In this economics activity, students will examine and summarize data about gasoline consumption.

In Lesson #6 of the Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues curriculum, students will participate in a simulation and discussion to explore the role businesses can or should have in their communities, including volunteering.

In this economics lesson, students will sing and play a game to learn about scarcity.