World Economy · A guide to the site

What would you like to work out?

Pick the closest starting point. Follow the sequence, or go straight to the part you need.

I want to understand the news

Start with an explanation, then check the evidence behind it.

  1. Read a headline explained →
  2. Look up the relevant country data →
  3. Compare an event with economic history →

I’m new to economics

You do not need to start with a chart. Learn one idea, try it, then explain what changed.

  1. Begin the free introductory course →
  2. Move the supply and demand curves →
  3. Choose a practice path with worked answers →

I have a money decision to make

Choose the decision first. Gather the inputs before trusting the result.

  1. Find a calculator for your decision →
  2. Plan a home purchase →
  3. Check a business asking price →

I’d rather try something

Make a prediction before changing a setting. The explanation matters more than the score.

  1. Try a five-minute activity →
  2. Run a business scenario →
  3. Explore cooperation and competition →

I’m preparing a lesson

Start with the subject and learner level, then check preparation and answer materials.

  1. Find a classroom activity →
  2. Use a calculator lesson plan →
  3. Browse article worksheets and teacher guides →