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Interactive simulations, games and case studies across Macro and Micro. Buy once — permanently unlocked for your whole department.
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Every macro simulator, game and case study — department licence, permanently unlocked.
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Every micro simulator, game and case study — department licence, permanently unlocked.
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Every macro and micro resource — less than the cost of one textbook for your whole department.
Explore how frozen tax thresholds and inflation pull more income into higher tax bands.
Investigate why UK productivity has stagnated and what supply-side reforms might help.
Understand purchasing power parity and how exchange rates affect international comparisons of living standards.
Explore the pressures on UK public finances through the lens of the spending review.
Simulate the October 2025 Budget — explore tax changes, spending decisions and their macroeconomic effects.
Explore how natural resource booms can damage a country's broader industrial base.
Visualise income inequality using the Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient with real country data.
Simulate the Harrod-Domar growth model and explore the relationship between savings, investment and growth.
Evaluate the case for and against industrial policy and government intervention in choosing strategic industries.
Teacher-led roleplay games for a whole class, run from one projected console. Teams compete round by round, with a live league table and podium at the end. Each comes as three files — teacher console, student workbook, and answer booklet — with a 50-minute run sheet built in. These also appear in their topic area below (Macro or Micro) if you'd rather browse by subject.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: navigate a credit crunch and a liquidity trap, choose unconventional tools, and face a live market reaction. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: advise a PM-in-waiting on her first Budget — rank her priorities, forecast revenue, set departmental spending and face the gilt market's verdict on your deficit. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet, with a 50-minute and 65-minute run sheet.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: run a mortgage branch through a boom and a crash. Live the principal-agent problem, adverse selection and moral hazard first-hand as your own Round 1–3 choices catch up with you in the Crash. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet, with a 50-minute and 65-minute run sheet.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: run a rival firm through a real payoff matrix, decide whether to join a price-fixing cartel, then face a CMA Dawn Raid where your own round-by-round history determines your fine — including a live leniency mechanic. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet, with a 50-minute and 65-minute run sheet.
Whole-class behavioural economics competition — teams compete as government nudge units. Includes teacher console, student workbook and full answer booklet.
Step through how monetary policy decisions ripple through the economy.
Visualise quantitative easing and tightening and their impact on the money supply.
Explore the quantity theory of money, credit creation and the role of the Bank of England.
Commercial banks, central banking, credit creation and financial stability explained.
Explore the 2022 gilt crisis — yield curves, central bank intervention and contagion.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: navigate a credit crunch and a liquidity trap, choose unconventional tools, and face a live market reaction. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet.
All fiscal policy tools in one place — spending, taxation, automatic stabilisers and more.
Explore the UK tax system — income tax, NI, VAT and fiscal policy in one place.
Live debt clock, OBR fiscal rules tracker and budget breakdown in one place.
Live UK income tax and NI calculator showing marginal and average rates.
Simulate how tax rates affect government revenue with the Laffer Curve.
Interactive Laffer Curve and leakage simulators, evidence for and against, economist quotes, and exam technique guidance.
Model austerity vs stimulus approaches and their effects on debt and growth.
Visualise how government borrowing affects private sector investment and interest rates.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: advise a PM-in-waiting on her first Budget — rank her priorities, forecast revenue, set departmental spending and face the gilt market's verdict on your deficit. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet, with a 50-minute and 65-minute run sheet.
Simulate trade negotiations, tariffs and the role of the World Trade Organisation.
Compare free trade areas, customs unions and the economic effects of integration.
Interactive guide to absolute and comparative advantage with PPF diagrams.
Case studies and real-world stories exploring the causes and effects of globalisation.
Trade currencies and explore how exchange rates are determined in real time.
Comprehensive reference covering all exchange rate systems and their trade-offs.
Interactive tool for calculating currency conversions and analysing exchange rate movements.
Step-by-step tutorial walking through exchange rate calculations and diagrams.
See how supply and demand forces determine floating exchange rates dynamically.
Explore how central banks intervene to maintain a fixed exchange rate peg.
Explore how a natural resource boom can damage other export sectors through currency appreciation.
Compare living standards across countries using purchasing power parity adjustments.
Short-run and expectations-augmented Phillips curves in one resource: history, theory, two interactive models, supply-side policy analysis with UK examples, and full evaluation.
See how frozen tax thresholds and inflation create a stealth tax rise through fiscal drag.
Investigate why UK productivity has stagnated and what supply-side reforms might help.
Model economic growth using savings rates and capital-output ratios in developing economies.
Model the multiplier and accelerator effects of fiscal injections on national income.
Interactive simulation of the MONIAC hydraulic computer — model the circular flow and macroeconomic equilibrium.
Clear guide to the current account, capital account and their policy implications.
Work through BoP accounting entries with interactive worked examples.
Visualise income inequality using the Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient with real country data.
Full case study of the 1992 ERM crisis — causes, events and economic aftermath.
Explore the causes, contagion and consequences of the 2008 global financial crisis.
A hub of major economic crises — from the Great Depression to the 2008 crash.
Interactive timeline of global financial crises with key data and evaluation points.
All 13 macro revision games — multiple choice, sorting activities and key concept cards.
Identify and compare perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly and monopolistic competition.
Challenge the monopolist — pricing strategy, deadweight loss and regulation in action.
Supermarket price wars, collusion and the kinked demand curve — strategy simulation.
Nash equilibrium, prisoner's dilemma and strategic interaction — interactive payoff matrices.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: run a rival firm through a real payoff matrix, decide whether to join a price-fixing cartel, then face a CMA Dawn Raid where your own round-by-round history determines your fine — including a live leniency mechanic. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet, with a 50-minute and 65-minute run sheet.
Game theory in action — explore trust, betrayal and Nash equilibrium strategies.
Simulation exploring common resource depletion and the economics of market failure.
Interactive simulation of public goods, free riding and collective action problems.
Akerlof's market for lemons — information asymmetry, adverse selection and market collapse.
Explore incentive misalignment, moral hazard and solutions in real-world contexts.
Boardroom Series roleplay game: run a mortgage branch through a boom and a crash. Live the principal-agent problem, adverse selection and moral hazard first-hand as your own Round 1–3 choices catch up with you in the Crash. Full teacher console, student workbook and answer booklet, with a 50-minute and 65-minute run sheet.
Comprehensive factfile covering all types of market failure with exam-focused examples.
Weigh the arguments for public vs private ownership with case studies and evaluation.
Comprehensive suite covering shifts, equilibrium, consumer and producer surplus.
Drag price ceilings and floors to see their effects on markets and welfare loss.
Calculate PED, PES, YED and XED with worked examples and diagram generator.
Nudge theory, bounded rationality and biases — with interactive decision experiments.
Visualise the law of diminishing marginal returns with interactive production functions.
Internal and external economies of scale with LRAC curve analysis and real examples.
Explore how specialisation drives productivity gains and underpins the market economy.
Explore scarcity, opportunity cost and allocative efficiency on the Production Possibility Frontier.
Absolute vs relative poverty, Lorenz curves, Gini coefficients and redistribution policy.
Interactive three-tab tool: compare real UK occupations and their pay, explore the theory behind wage differentials (MRP, monopsony, elasticity, discrimination) with a scenario quiz, then run a government intervention simulator with a working monopsony/minimum wage diagram and live employment, wage, inequality and tax revenue outcomes.
Core micro concepts in one place — utility, costs, revenue and market equilibrium.
Positive vs normative economics, the economic problem and the role of models.
Quiz-based tool classifying public, private, merit and demerit goods with examples.
Whole-class behavioural economics competition — teams compete as government nudge units. Includes teacher console, student workbook and full answer booklet.
Revision games covering market structures — MCQ, sorting activities and key concept cards.
Six revision games covering externalities, public goods, government failure, inequality and more — MCQ, sorting and key concept cards.
Practise examiner-style marking against real mark schemes and examiner-marked exemplar scripts for AQA, Edexcel and OCR A-Level Economics. Annotate scripts on-screen, award marks per question, then compare against expert commentary.