Compares economic and currency values based on the price of a Big Mac.

Resource which provides children with insight into globalization and the world economy. Features timelines, videos, interviews and full economic profiles of many countries.

The Rutgers University Project on economics and children provides teachers, parents, and volunteers with ideas for using children's literature to introduce economics to children.

Provides simple articles on key economic topics.

Offers a reading list for kids books teaching economy sorted by title, author, themes, and summary.

Offers a collection of presentations on Economics, including bartering, principles of business, and goods and services.

Explains choosing to major in economics, myths, types of courses, employment, and additional resources.

ThinkQuest project looks at enterprise, supply and demand, goods and services, trade, opportunity cost, and producer vs. consumer.

Lists business leaders, politicians, athletes, musicians, actors, and other famous people with degrees in Economics.

Features an online game entitled Fedville, which allows children to practice the rules of economics in a small town setting.

Students’ topics include taxable income, education and work-related expenses as well as tax withholding and estimated tax.

Presents a collection of illustrated articles for children on economics topics including inflation, the stock market and supply and demand.

Contains articles and news pertaining to business and economics.

Traces the history and development of taxation law from the point of its promulgation.

Highlights information to provide scholars, policymakers, journalists, and the general public with information on the history of U.S. public finance.

Educational program developed by the publishers of the world’s premier business newspaper. Includes various articles about careers, media, college preparation, marketing, personal finance and technology.