Teacher Resources: Economics
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Teacher Resources

Course Material

Federal Reserve Links

Free Economics Textbooks

National Organizations

Economics Blogs

Economic Classics

1-Pictire Economics

Economics-Class Handouts

Economic History-U.S.

The Great Recession

Political Economy Controversies  

Discussion Questions    

Economics Internet Library

Economics Exposed

Teacher Resources
100 Top Economics Blogs of 2017
51 Key Economics Concepts Council for Economic Education
25 Best Economics Podcasts Of 2017
 Economics Teachers Links from the FRB  of San Francisco
 Economics U$A 28 half-hour video programs, audiocassettes, ...
EcEdWeb is for economics educators, K-12 to college. 
Foundation for Teaching Economics (FTE)
Free Economic Books
Four Market Structures Simulation for AP Economics
 Investment Clubs Stock Market Game
 Lecture  Notes
 Lesson Plans by Subject
 Internet Resources for Economists also has student material.
Resources for Economists on the Internet from Bill Goffe of SUNY, Oswego
 The Library of Economics and Liberty
Supply/Demand Activity: The Pearl Exchange Simulation 5 min
Supply/Demand Activity: A Pitt Market 15 min
 Supply/Demand Activity: The Pearl Exchange Simulation 33 min
 Teaching With Stories
 Teaching K-12
Federal Reserve Links
 Page One Economics
 Federal Reserve Education FED101 Interactive Web Sites.
 FOMC explains expected nominal interest rates.
 Beige Book reports current economic activity by region.
Federal Reserve Bank of NY covers stocks, International trade and
Education elementary, middle, high, post secondary
San Francisco Bank reports on expected economic activity.National Organizations
Americas Center from the Atlanta bank specializes in Latin financial institutions.
 Economic Education Publications for Teachers
Chicago Bank suggested readings and teaching activities.
Publications & Resources from the Dallas Region is for professional economists and bankers.
Economic Education Publications Boston Region LIBRARY
is directed toward many levels of academic interest.
Federal Resources on Economics many interesting articles.
Teacher Resources from the Federal Reserve
allows searches by educational level, subject, media type.
Economic research & data | FRB Cleveland important topics.

 
U.S. Economic History

Prelude:
Modern Western Civilization Economic History

 Political Economic History
Economic History
Economic History

Historical Growth Data
 Business Cycle data since 1854
From Arnold Kling's
Growth Across Time
Growth in Different Countries
Success and Failure of Social Systems
The Rich and the Poor
25 Miraculous Trends of the Past 100 Years
An Illustrated Guide to Trends in America, 1900-2000Since 1900
 Banking

Building A Democratic Federalist Capitalist Republic
The Early Colonial Period
 Determining Political Power and "We the People"
 Increasing We" of "We the People"
 Thomas Jefferson Leader of the Opposition
Constitutional History of Our Democratic Federalist Republic
Capitalistic Democracy Profitable Government
Unions 
Economics Blogs

Adam Smith Institute
Amateur Economist
Angry Bear
 Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal
 Becker-Posner
Big Picture
 Brad Setser
 Businomics Blog
Cafe Hayek
Capital Spectator
 Chicago Boyz  
 Current Events Internet Library
 Daniel Drezner
Dear Economist
 Demography Matters
 Dr. Ed's Blog (Yardeni)
 Dynamist.com  

EclectEcon
Econoblog101
 Econbrowser
EconomPicData
 Library of Economics and Liberty
Economic Policy Institute
Economist's View General Glut
Greg Mankiw
 Indian Economy blog
MacroBlog
MacroMania
 Mahalanobis
Marginal Revolution
Maxspeak
Miser Economics Blog
 Freakonomics

Noahpinion
No Spin Forecast
 OMB Watch
Newmark's Door
Reality Economics
 Roubini's Global Econ Monitor
Stalwart
Stefan Karlsson
 Stumbling and Mumbling
The Big Picture
The India Stock Blog
The Sports Economist
The World Bank Blog
The World Economic Forum Blog
 Thomas Sowell  
 Truck and Barter
Wall Street Pit

Wellbeing

Government
 Income Inequality
 Stagnate Wages

Measuring

Inflation
 Employment
 Failure of Capitalism

 Macro

GDP Usefulness

Distributing GDP

Growing GDP

Western Political Economy Since 1843

Post WW 2 US Competitive Adjustments

Post WW 2 International
Economic Adjustments

Micro
Most Westerners
Live Better Than Ever


Economic History

Post WW 2
 Modern Western