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Aggregate demand Teacher Resources

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Fiscal and Monetary Policy Process
55
9th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

Young scholars examine the tools of fiscal and monetary policy. They identify how economic stabilization tools affect the money supply, interest rates, and aggregate demand.

Aggregate Demand and Supply Worksheet
109
10th - 12th
3.5/5 Stars

In this economics instructional activity, students use their problem solving skills to respond to 12 questions relating to aggregate supply and demand.

Aggregate Demand and Supply
71
10th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

Students analyze major events in terms of aggregate demand and supply models. The Activity provides students with a range of 'newspaper headline' events. They analyze the event using the aggregate demand and aggregate supply model.

Fiscal and Monetary Policy Process
160
11th - 12th
5.0/5 Stars

What tools doe the Congress and the Federal Reserve can use to correct economic problems. Interested minds examine how the use of those tools affects the money supply, interest rates, and aggregate demand. This is a great resource with attached links, activities, and handouts.

Economic Health Indicators: Inflation and Unemployment Worksheet
333
11th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

Ensure your economists understand demand and supply curves with this 13-question inflation and unemployment worksheet. Although it references a text, information students need is included on a separate notes handout (included). Consider having students take notes instead of simply reading. Simple definition questions include concepts such as stagflation and aggregate, and several short-answer questions have students considering the influence of supply and demand on GDP.

Ask Not What Your Government Can Do For You...Why Not?
20
11th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

Students explore tax incentives that are available for businesses to locate or expand their operations. They discuss reasons entrepreneurs should be aware of the governmental incentives that are available.

Fed Orders Interest Rate Cut
5
9th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

Pupils read excerpts from a Washington Post article about a reduction in short term interest rates in 1998. They identify sections in it dealing with monetary policy. In another article, they compare the federal funds rate with other interest rates and create a graph illustrating what would happen to aggregate output if aggregate demand is restrained.

An Introduction to Aggregate Demand
73
9th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

In this economics instructional activity, students respond to 3 short answer questions regarding an aggregate demand graph. In addition, students answer 8 fill in the blank questions pertaining to shifts in aggregate demand.

Discretionary and Automatic Fiscal Policy
11
12th - Higher Ed
3.0/5 Stars

Explore fiscal policies using this worksheet. Learners discuss economic policies as it relates to employment, aggregate demand, income tax rates, and recession.

Chapter 12: Fiscal Policy
22
10th - 12th
4.0/5 Stars

Uncle Sam wants YOU...to understand fiscal policy! With clear bullet points and informative graphs, your budding economists will understand the finer points of fiscal policy and its implications within the American economy, as well as the economies of other nations. The presentation would pair well with a lesson on fiscal policy, or fold into a larger unit.