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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)
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Currency Exchange
Interactive Game
Full Employment/Unemployment
Inflation and Price Level
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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Aggregate Supply and
Aggregate Demand Interactive
Lesson Plan:

Material:  Computer and computer projector
Class Period:  1 class period
Objective:  Learn how supply and demand in the currency market works.

1.  There are 10 questions on this link.
2.  Break the class up into teams.  You decide how the game is played.
3.  Project the question onto the screen/whiteboard/Smartboard/or
     Promethean Board and give the teams time to talk about the
     answer.  When everyone is finished talking, chose ONE student
     from a team (this avoids the problem of "free" riders in the
     group) to come up to the computer, and use the mouse to move   
     the supply or the demand curve on each graph while
     explaining why he or she is moving each curve.
4.  Someone keep score.  Competition is part of the game.
Currency Exchange Market
Interactive Game
Interactive Currency Market Game
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Interactive Currency Market Game Link
Internet Multiple Choice Questions
Currency Exchange Multiple Choice Questions
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