Your Connection to the Economy and the Federal Reserve
Learn about how the Federal Reserve connects to your daily life.
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In this activity, students participate in a demonstration showing how changes in monetary policy ripple through and move the economy toward the Fed’s goals of maximum employment and price stability.
Your Connection to the Economy and the Federal Reserve
Learn about how the Federal Reserve connects to your daily life.
Alexander Hamilton & Central Banking
Learn about Alexander Hamilton's impact on the United States and central banking.
Making Sense of the Federal Reserve
Introduce the structure of the Federal Reserve and the basics of monetary policy.
Jargon Alert: Helicopter Money
Learn about a tool to stimulate economies and fight deflationary pressures.
Fiscal vs Monetary Policy
Learn about fiscal and monetary policy.
Teaching the New Tools of Monetary Policy
Resources for teaching the Fed's monetary policy tools in an ample-reserves framework.
Teaching Economics with Active Learning
Teach economics with active and engaging lessons.
PACED Pretzels
Learn about and apply the five-step PACED decision-making process.
How Many Beverages Will Consumers Buy? Lesson on Demand
Learn about the law of demand and discover the relationship between price and quantity demanded.
Using a Minimum Wage Debate in an Economics Class
This activity uses a classroom debate about the minimum wage to teach prices floors.
Teaching Market Structures with Gum
Highlight different market structures through a role playing game.
Is Trade a Zero-Sum Game?
Demonstrate that voluntary trade can benefit buyers and sellers.
How Do We Measure Unemployment?
Demonstrate how we calculate the civilian unemployment rate.
The GDP Expenditures Equation: How Do We Measure It?
Learn about gross domestic product (GDP)
Career Choices
This activity highlights the connection between education, training, and experience in determining income.
The Three C's of Credit (Lesson 9A)
Play the role of credit providers and assess the credit worthiness of an individual.
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