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In this economics webinar, teachers will examine the benefits of fiscal stimulus versus the costs of increased debt.

In this economics webinar, use history and design to demonstrate how divergent economies affect international consumption and diplomacy.

What’s available on EconEdLink? Learn how to navigate EconEdLink by viewing the classroom resources page and professional development page. How can I use my webinar certificate for professional development hours? In many states, you can use webinars to obtain professional development h…

With its, emerging middle class, its new markets, and a new emphasis on increasing its technology base, where is China going to fit in the world economy?

Can happiness be measured? Students will learn how utility relates to economic decision making and the law of diminishing marginal utility.

Imagine that you've just graduated from college and have been offered a position with a firm in New York City. You can't wait to start living in your own apartment. Your Aunt Bernice, who lives in Brooklyn Heights, has offered you a place to stay while you look for a place to begin liv…

Students learn about the money supply and that it can affect the value of money. Students investigate this in the 1896 presidential election (Bryan vs. McKinley, Free Silver vs. Gold Standard) and examine a political cartoon that depicts how some people felt about this issue. Students …

In this lesson, students recreate the relative income inequalities of real countries with a hands-on activity and work in jigsaw cooperative learning groups to make connections between income inequality and other socioeconomic variables.

In this lesson, students evaluate income inequality in the United States and play a short board game to understand the difficulties of tackling this issue.