I know we are in the middle of reorganising things and we are aware of the strengths of the old system.
Unit 1: Introduction to economicsThanks Mark--the old format with drop down menus items was very helpful. I noticed the activities and lesson do not appear on the "teacher only pages" as well.
Unit 1: Introduction to economicsDear Michael, I understand and we are trying to come up with a solution that will work with the new format.
Unit 1: Introduction to economicsThank you so much, Jebah. I've made the change. Alex
Macroeconomics units 3.4(1) to 3.7(2)In Monetary Policy Slide number 19, It is mentioned as Higher borrowing and saving rates increase consumption and investment spending. This should be: Higher...
Macroeconomics units 3.4(1) to 3.7(2)Dear Inthinking, I am frustrated by the new format of the interface. The activities and lessons that I use every class are not on the menu bar as in the old format, so I am have trouble finding them accessing them. Is there a way...
Unit 1: Introduction to economicsSimple Alfred, water, fizzy drinks and especially cigarettes have quite small diminishing return. In fact for smokers I know one cigarette is rarely sufficient to satisfy them and the second and third provides greater pleasure than the first. Drinks,...
Unit 1: Multiple choice quizI certainly agree Sudha that oil could be a production externality but in this case, surely, the oil spill was the result of consumption - i.e. transporting the product to the consumer. However, I think you could make a case either way and certainly...
Paper 2 question on market failure, inflation, economic growth and exchange ratesHello, could you please explain question 15, thank you.
Unit 1: Multiple choice quiz
Michael R
Thanks for the fix--now easy to find on the "teacher only pages."
Unit 1: Introduction to economics