Councils exist to promote economic literacy and education in the K-12 schools. Teachers are provided with lesson plans and other resources to teach and promote sound economic principles. There are also games, computer software, simulations and other various activities available to promote economic education.
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Ace Publications
Resources for economics teaching includes simulations, games, stories, role plays, puzzles, case studies and literacy enhancers.
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Amos Web: Economics
Compiles news updates, quotations, articles, and guidelines to practical application.
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BeerGame
Logistic game develops thinking and reactions to various situations, and enhances memory to effective cost reduction.
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Economic-Truth
Contains academic essays and notes that covers wide range of economics by level of study or subjects.
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EcoSim - An Interactive Simulation
Designed for study in the principles of economics and finance, intermediate microelectronics, public finance, mathematical and managerial economics.
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Global Economics Game
Educational software game stimulates macroeconomic activity in global context, and promotes economic growth without excessive pollution.
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IMF Center - EconEd
Promotes health of global economy, and develops educational activities and resources in understanding history of money, macroeconomics, international monetary cooperation, and value of global trade.
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Indonesia Project
Center of research and graduate training monitors and analyzes recent economic developments in Indonesia, and stimulates economic research.
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Stossel in the Classroom
Features lesson plans and curriculum for teachers and students. Used for teaching and learning on the different concepts of economics.
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ThinkEconomics
Illustrates basic economic principles, develops analytic and deductive reasoning skills, and provides economic models in analyzing and understanding economic phenomena.