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posted 06/10/2008Beginners Guide to The Credit Crunch

 
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"Highly topical, if quite advanced"

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edward upton

 

As simple as possible an introduction to how banks operate, how they help the economy function, and what happens in a credit crunch. Basic understanding of loans, interest payments, assets and debt is assumed. Ends with interactive questions to check the learning.


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posted 10/11/2008BTEC First Diploma Unit 6

 
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"Well differentiated work for different levels of assessment."

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Practical lesson activities exploring customer service and locating a new business. Designed for BTEC First Diploma Unit 6, but relevant for other business studies.


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posted 08/04/2008Break even point

 
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Age 16-18 (A-level)

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"Great use of a simple graph to demonstrate economics of an typical restaurant. "

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Toby Tufton

 

Demonstration of break-event point, fixed versus variable costs and the margin of safety using an animated graph. With a timed quiz of 10 questions and answers to teach and check understanding of break-even points and margin of safety.


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posted 21/03/2008Cash flow spreadsheet

 
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Age 14-16 (KS4 / GCSE)
Age 16-18 (A-level)

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"I think a paragraph of explanation to accompany this resource would be useful. I perso..."

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Toby Tufton

 

Students fill in the spreadsheet to show that they understand how to calculate the various totals, net income and remaining bank balance. It ticks and crosses their answers. The password is 'toby' to unprotect it. You can unhide and edit the underlying spreadsheet. You'll probably want to save it as a template so that the spreadsheet doesn't get altered.


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