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Determinants of Supply and Demand

02/02/202103/10/2016 by admin

Here you will find a description of the non-price determinants of demand and supply along with a quick little sorting activity to test your skills regarding those determinants; or demand and supply shifters as they are sometimes called.

Determinants Sorting

Bank Balance Sheets

02/02/202103/07/2016 by admin

I just added the first macroeconomics review activity. Bank balance sheets have always been a place where my students have struggled. I hope this activity will help make understanding how events impact a bank’s balance sheet easier.
Here you will also find some tips and tricks regarding how to tackle a bank balance sheet question.

Bank Balance Sheets

Oligopolies and Game Theory

02/02/202103/02/2016 by admin

The second activity is up and running. This activity covers oligopolies, game theory, and the pay-off matrix. Once you learn how these work, test yourself with this microeconomics activity.
I have also included some tips on how to solve a Game Theory pay off matrix.

Oligopoly Practice

Shading Practice

02/02/202103/01/2016 by admin

The first review activity is up and running. The first activity covers all of the microeconomics graphs including supply and demand, market structures, externalities and tariffs. The activity covers shading areas on the graphs (profit, loss, etc.). Shading has often appeared on the AP Microeconomics FRQ’s in the past.
I have also included some tips on how to find the areas on the graph where FRQ’s often require some shading.

Shading Graphs Practice

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