Understanding Financial Literacy –Basics contains content and tasks – including crosswords and wordfinds – to build up students’ knowledge and understanding of money matters. It will assist students in facing the financial challenges ahead with greater confidence, and enable them to make informed decisions.
Topics covered include types of income, spending, preparing and reviewing a budget, savings, borrowing and net worth. Practice calculations are included with each topic to further develop the financial skills required.
Understanding Financial Literacy –Basics contains content and tasks – including crosswords and wordfinds – to build up students’ knowledge and understanding of money matters. It will assist students in facing the financial challenges ahead with greater confidence, and enable them to make informed decisions.
Topics covered include types of income, spending, preparing and reviewing a budget, savings, borrowing and net worth. Practice calculations are included with each topic to further develop the financial skills required.
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Understanding Financial Literacy –Basics contains content and tasks – including crosswords and wordfinds – to build up students’ knowledge and understanding of money matters. It will assist students in facing the financial challenges ahead with greater confidence, and enable them to make informed decisions.
Topics covered include types of income, spending, preparing and reviewing a budget, savings, borrowing and net worth. Practice calculations are included with each topic to further develop the financial skills required.
978-01709503-7-4
Economics Basics is an introductory workbook for independent study by New Zealand students who are studying Economics for the first time.
Concise notes and a wide range of activitites work together to introduce and develop definitions, concepts and skills in:
The activities and notes are applied in a range of situations to establish and reinforce the foundation that students need in Economics.
These notes and activities have been trialled with students in New Zealand secondary schools over many years with excellent results.
Pages 82
ISBN: 978-0-9951285-0-7
This latest edition has been updated with comprehensive new notes and activities, all presented in a clear and logical sequence. It is designed to assist students with understanding the economic concepts and models required to prepare for assessments. A range of summative review questions builds up the student’s confidence for tackling end of year examinations.
Contents
AS 91222: Analyse inflation using economic concepts and models (2.1)
1 Overview – price stability
2 Price and the price level
3 Real values
4 Impacts of inflation/deflation
5 Aggregate demand
6 Aggregate supply
7 Economic activity
8 Demand pull/cost push inflation
9 The business cycle
10 Quantity Theory of Money
11 Review (Exam) questions
Pages 82
ISBN: 978-0-9951285-1-4
This latest edition has been updated with comprehensive new notes and activities, all presented in a clear and logical sequence. It is designed to assist students with understanding the economic concepts and models required to prepare for assessments. A range of summative review questions builds up the student’s confidence for tackling end of year examinations.
Contents
AS 91222: Analyse inflation using economic concepts and models (2.1)
1 Overview – price stability
2 Price and the price level
3 Real values
4 Impacts of inflation/deflation
5 Aggregate demand
6 Aggregate supply
7 Economic activity
8 Demand pull/cost push inflation
9 The business cycle
10 Quantity Theory of Money
11 Review (Exam) questions
Pages 68
ISBN: 978-0-9951285-6-9
This latest edition has been updated with comprehensive new notes and activities, all presented in a clear and logical sequence. It is designed to assist students with understanding the economic concepts and models required to prepare for assessments. A range of summative review questions builds up the student’s confidence for tackling end of year examinations.
Contents
AS 91224: Analyse economic growth using economic concepts and models (2.3)
1 Overview – economic growth
2 The AD/AS model – economic growth
3 The production possibility frontier
4 Measures of economic growth
5 The circular flow model
6 Causes of economic growth
7 The impacts of economic growth
8 Review (Exam) questions
Pages 68
ISBN: 978--0-9951285-7-6
This latest edition has been updated with comprehensive new notes and activities, all presented in a clear and logical sequence. It is designed to assist students with understanding the economic concepts and models required to prepare for assessments. A range of summative review questions builds up the student’s confidence for tackling end of year examinations.
Contents
AS 91224: Analyse economic growth using economic concepts and models (2.3)
1 Overview – economic growth
2 The AD/AS model – economic growth
3 The production possibility frontier
4 Measures of economic growth
5 The circular flow model
6 Causes of economic growth
7 The impacts of economic growth
8 Review (Exam) questions
Pages 82
ISBN: 978-0-9951285-3-8
This latest edition has been updated with comprehensive new notes and activities, all presented in a clear and logical sequence. It is designed to assist students with understanding the economic concepts and models required to prepare for assessments. A range of summative review questions builds up the student’s confidence for tackling end of year examinations.
Contents
AS 91223: Analyse international trade using economic concepts and models (2.2)
1 The nature of trade
2 Free trade and protectionism
3 Exchange rates
4 The balance of payments
5 The two country trade model
6 The one country trade model
7 Tariffs and fluctuations in trade
8 Review (Exam) questions
Pages 82
ISBN: 978-0-9951285-4-5
This latest edition has been updated with comprehensive new notes and activities, all presented in a clear and logical sequence. It is designed to assist students with understanding the economic concepts and models required to prepare for assessments. A range of summative review questions builds up the student’s confidence for tackling end of year examinations.
Contents
AS 91223: Analyse international trade using economic concepts and models (2.2)
1 The nature of trade
2 Free trade and protectionism
3 Exchange rates
4 The balance of payments
5 The two country trade model
6 The one country trade model
7 Tariffs and fluctuations in trade
8 Review (Exam) questions
Students Workbook ISBN: 9780170438117
This full colour edition has been updated with new content and activities to assist students with developing the knowledge and skills they need for assessments (externals and internals). Students will build up their confidence by completing the range of additional questions contained in this latest version.
Contents:
AS 91401: Demonstrate understanding of micro-economic concepts (internal 3.3)
1 Marginal utility and demand
2 Elasticity of demand (also part of 3.1)
3 Elasticity of supply (also part of 3.1)
4 Diminishing returns and supply (also part of 3.2)
5 Role of prices (i) market equilibrium (also part of 3.1)
6 Role of prices (ii) and profits (also part of 3.1)
AS 91399: Demonstrate understanding of efficiency of market equilibrium (external 3.1)
7 Consumer surplus/producer surplus
8 Allocative efficiency
9 Sales tax and AE
10 Subsidy and AE
11 Maximum price and AE
12 Minimum price and AE
13 Free trade and AE
14 Protectionism and AE
15 Revision/study tasks and activities
AS 91400: Demonstrate understanding of efficiency of different market structures using marginal analysis (external 3.2)
16 Costs – basic concepts
17 Costs – shapes of the curves
18 Revenue curves – perfect competition
19 Profit
20 Marginal analysis – perfect competition
21 Revenue curves – monopoly
22 Marginal analysis – monopoly
23 Firms and price
24 Natural monopoly
25 The long run position
26 Revision/study tasks and activities
Teacher Workbook ISBN: 9780170438100
This full colour edition has been updated with new content and activities to assist students with developing the knowledge and skills they need for assessments (externals and internals). Students will build up their confidence by completing the range of additional questions contained in this latest version.
Contents
AS 91401: Demonstrate understanding of micro-economic concepts (internal 3.3)
1 Marginal utility and demand
2 Elasticity of demand (also part of 3.1)
3 Elasticity of supply (also part of 3.1)
4 Diminishing returns and supply (also part of 3.2)
5 Role of prices (i) market equilibrium (also part of 3.1)
6 Role of prices (ii) and profits (also part of 3.1)
AS 91399: Demonstrate understanding of efficiency of market equilibrium (external 3.1)
7 Consumer surplus/producer surplus
8 Allocative efficiency
9 Sales tax and AE
10 Subsidy and AE
11 Maximum price and AE
12 Minimum price and AE
13 Free trade and AE
14 Protectionism and AE
15 Revision/study tasks and activities
AS 91400: Demonstrate understanding of efficiency of different market structures using marginal analysis (external 3.2)
16 Costs – basic concepts
17 Costs – shapes of the curves
18 Revenue curves – perfect competition
19 Profit
20 Marginal analysis – perfect competition
21 Revenue curves – monopoly
22 Marginal analysis – monopoly
23 Firms and price
24 Natural monopoly
25 The long run position
26 Revision/study tasks and activities
Students Workbook ISBN 9780170438148
This full colour edition has been updated with new content and activities to assist students with developing the knowledge and skills they need for assessments. Students will build up their confidence by completing the range of additional questions contained in this latest version.
AS 91403: Demonstrate understanding of macro-economic influences on the New Zealand economy (3.5)
CONTENTS
1 Macroeconomics – overview
2 The circular flow model
3 Aggregate demand and aggregate supply
4 The AD/AS model
5 Households and consumption spending (C)
6 Firms and investment spending (I)
7 The business cycle and government spending (G)
8 Exchange rates and the TWI
9 Net exports (X – M) and the current account
10 Terms of trade and the current account
11 The multiplier
12 Monetary policy
13 Fiscal policy
14 Supply-side policy
15 Free trade
Teachers Workbook ISBN 9780170438131
This full colour edition has been updated with new content and activities to assist students with developing the knowledge and skills they need for assessments. Students will build up their confidence by completing the range of additional questions contained in this latest version.
AS 91403: Demonstrate understanding of macro-economic influences on the New Zealand economy (3.5)
CONTENTS
1 Macroeconomics – overview
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2 The circular flow model
3 Aggregate demand and aggregate supply
4 The AD/AS model
5 Households and consumption spending (C)
6 Firms and investment spending (I)
7 The business cycle and goverment spending (G)
8 Exchange rates and the TWI
9 Net exports (X – M) and the current account
10 Terms of trade and the current account
11 The multiplier
12 Monetary policy
13 Fiscal policy
14 Supply-side policy
15 Free trade
1 x Understanding Macroeconomics student workbook
1 x Understanding Microeconomics student workbook
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Content
Employment and Unemployment
Statistics and Unemployment
The Labour Market
The Impact of Unemployment
Government Policies and Unemployment
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