Super Starter Sunday - Supply and demand special
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This has been a fantastic week to teach supply and demand as there have been so many stories in the news that could be used as examples. This super starter has bought them all together and would work as a great starter where the pupils have to guess the news stories using the pictures or could be used as the basis of a whole supply and demand lesson. I am going to ask my students to draw a supply and demand diagram for each example and show whether there is a shift in supply or demand.
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Super_Sunday_Starter_-_Economics_in_the_news_Supply_and_demand_no_password.ppt
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