Economic Data and Resources
Lesson Library
Reffonomics Internet Textbook
Steven M. Reff
Author
Thomas R. Brown
Grant Provider
EconomicsUniversity
Dick Brunelle
Author
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Basic Concepts
Lessons
Introduction to Economics
Microeconomics
Lessons
Oligopolies and Nash
Equilibrium
Macroeconomics
Lessons
Aggregate Supply and
Aggregate Demand
Creation of Money
(Recollections of Pine Gulch)
Federal Budget (2004)
Production-possibilities
   Frontier/Curve
1040 EZ Income Taxes (2005)
Less Developed Countries
Circular Flow
Supply and Demand Economics
   Baseball Simulation
National Accounting
Elasticity of Demand
Costs (FC, VC, TC, AFC,
   AVC, ATC, and MC)
Different Forms of Business
(Brureff Bottling Company)
The Competition Games
Full Employment/Unemployment
Inflation and Price Level
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Aggregate Supply and
Aggregate Demand Interactive
All the Graphs You "Need to
Know
5 Graphs Macro Interactive Lesson
Currency Exchange
Socratic Macro Questions
Supply and Demand
Unit Test (40-multiple choice)
Quantity Demanded and Demand
Quantity Supplied and Supply
Interactive Demand Chart
Interactive Supply Chart
Unit Test (40-multiple choice)
Consumer/Producer Surplus
Royal Order of TANSTAA"F"L
World Price + Tariff Graph
Unit Cost Test (40-multiple
choice Questions
Dick Brunelle and I have created a lesson on Perfect Competition, two interactive graph lessons where you move the curves and objectes to the correct positions on the side-by-side graphs, an interactive graph lesson that helps you answer most questions related to Perfect Competition, and finally a multiple choice test.
Interactive Lesson on Perfect Competition
For the self evaluation, Monopoly multiple choice test, click on the following link:
Multiple Choice Test on Perfect Competition
Perfect Competition Interactive
Perfect Competition Interactive Lesson
Monopoly Interactive
Perfect Competition Lesson
Click on link to read the lesson on Perfect Competition:
The two interactive lessons below helps you in drawing the side-by-side graphs correctly and in identifying the correct labeling on both graphs. 

The first link is if you draw your side-by-side graphs with the firm on the left and the market/industry on the right:
Interactive Side-by-Side Graphs (firm and market/industry)
The second link is if you draw your side-by-side graphs with the market/industry on the ledt and the firm on the right.
Interactive Side-by-Side Graphs (market/industry and firm)
The next link is an interactive link to test your knowledge on
the concept of Perfect Competition: