Multiple choice and open-ended questions based on different economic decisions influenced by scarcity and opportunity cost.

This assessment dives into how central banks respond to macroeconomic indicators. MCQs cover central bank policies while students will write responses on their roles during economic fluctuations.

This assessment involves comparing different types of goods (luxury vs necessity) with respect to price elasticity. Students will answer MCQs and provide detailed explanations of their findings.

This assessment presents students with concepts surrounding price controls, including price ceilings and floors, and their effects on price determination and elasticity. Students will complete both MCQs and open-ended questions.

Students will utilize multiple choice questions to identify scenarios of market failures associated with monopolies and competition. Open-ended questions will encourage discussion on potential solutions to antitrust issues.

Students will analyze current macroeconomic trends to make future predictions. The assessment requires MCQs for foundational knowledge and open-ended questions for analytical thinking.

This assessment includes MCQs and open-ended questions focused on different theories of international trade such as comparative advantage and absolute advantage.

This assessment focuses on how changes in market conditions (like shifts in consumer preferences) affect price determination. Students will answer both MCQs and write reflective responses.

Assessment focused on trade-offs and their relationship to scarcity and opportunity cost.

Students will engage with multiple choice questions centered around opportunity cost, evaluating various scenarios where opportunity costs are relevant. The open-ended question will require students to reflect on a personal decision they made, identifying the opportunity cost involved.

Students will demonstrate their understanding of scarcity and opportunity cost through real-world applications.

Students will complete a comparative analysis of two different markets, addressing both MCQs and open-ended questions to conclude on differences in demand and supply dynamics.

Students will complete multiple-choice questions about how scarcity drives resource allocation decisions within an economy. The open-ended question will ask them to analyze how opportunity cost affects resource distribution in a selected economy or sector.

Quizzes that ask students to compare different options and analyze the costs associated with each, including opportunity cost.

This assessment consists of MCQs and open-ended questions that evaluate students' knowledge of how price is determined in a market. It will cover the concepts of supply, demand, and equilibrium.

A mix of MCQs and open-ended questions focused on the concept of price elasticity of demand, including its calculation and importance in economic decision making.

An assessment that includes scenarios requiring students to analyze resource allocation under scarcity.

Students will examine various factors that cause shifts in demand and supply, including income changes, consumer preferences, and production costs. Assessments will include analytical questions demanding recall and critical thinking.

Using real-world examples, this assessment will have students answer multiple choice questions about specific industries and their market structures. Open-ended questions will require analysis of how the structure affects competition and market outcomes.

In this assessment, students will encounter multiple choice questions that present scenarios demonstrating scarcity in various sectors (e.g., agriculture, housing). The open-ended question will ask students to propose economically viable solutions to a scarcity issue in one industry.

In this assessment, students will formulate persuasive arguments and solutions to current issues in demand and supply within their communities, practicing their research and analytical skills.

This assessment evaluates students' comprehension of supply elasticity, including factors that influence it. Students will answer MCQs and provide detailed explanations on their thought processes.

This assessment focuses on the impact of market structures on consumer behavior. Multiple choice questions will evaluate understanding of consumer choices, while open-ended questions will analyze the influences of market type on purchasing decisions.

Students will analyze the impact of government policies such as price ceilings, price floors, and subsidies on demand and supply. They will answer questions that evaluate their understanding of market outcomes under different interventions.

This assessment evaluates how different market structures affect consumer choices and prices, featuring a combination of MCQs and open-ended scenarios.

This assessment focuses on the components of GDP and its significance as a macroeconomic indicator. Students will answer MCQs on GDP calculation and provide written responses on its implications for a country’s economy.

This assessment involves questions that challenge students to consider how opportunity cost influences economic decisions. MCQs will test their theoretical knowledge, and an open-ended question will require an analysis of a significant choice they've made, including its opportunity costs.

This assessment evaluates students' understanding of market equilibrium through MCQs and a case where they must explain changes in equilibrium price and quantity.

This assessment focuses on the concept of scarcity in economics. Students will answer multiple choice questions to identify the causes and implications of scarcity, followed by an open-ended question that requires them to provide real-world examples of scarcity and its effects on resource allocation.

Students will answer open-ended questions requiring them to apply demand analysis concepts to real-world scenarios, demonstrating their ability to interpret data and draw conclusions about market behavior.

Students will answer multiple choice questions and provide open ended responses on opportunity cost.

This assessment examines the various forms of unemployment and their effects on the economy. It includes a mixture of MCQs and open-ended questions encouraging students to analyze case studies related to unemployment rates.

Open-ended questions aimed at exploring the effects of globalization on local businesses and communities, complemented by MCQs.

An assessment that tests students' ability to calculate trade balances and understand economic indicators related to international trade.

Students will examine historical case studies where government intervention has played a crucial role. The assessment will test their understanding through MCQs and require detailed explanations in open-ended questions.

A quiz exploring game theory concepts in the context of market structures, using MCQs and short-answer questions to test understanding of strategic behavior.

This assessment investigates how government intervention influences different market structures, using both MCQs and reflective open-ended questions.

This quiz will cover the various forms of government intervention in markets, including taxes, subsidies, and regulations. Students will answer multiple-choice questions and provide explanations for their choices.

Students will assess different market scenarios provided in the assessment, predicting how changes in price will affect demand and supply based on elasticity concepts. This includes a combination of MCQs and short-answer format questions.

This assessment requires students to compare and contrast two different market structures, utilizing both MCQs and open-ended comparative questions.

This assessment will assess students' ability to calculate and illustrate consumer and producer surplus in given market scenarios. It will require both MCQs and open-ended questions for thorough understanding.

Students will explore the concept of market equilibrium, including equilibrium price and quantity. The assessment will involve identifying equilibrium in graphical scenarios and explaining the implications of shifts in demand and supply.

This assessment will test students' knowledge of the demand and supply curves, their shapes, and the factors that affect them. Questions will include both MCQs and open-ended questions requiring explanations and graphical interpretations.

This assessment focuses on applying elasticity concepts to real-world situations. Students will answer multiple choice questions and provide open responses analyzing how changes in price affect quantity demanded and supplied in various industries.

Students will compare and contrast different elasticities (demand vs. supply) to understand their implications on pricing strategies and market behavior. The assessment consists of MCQs and explanation format questions.

A quiz focusing on key concepts of monopolies and competitive markets, assessing students' knowledge through multiple-choice and open-ended questions.

Exploring how government policies (like taxes and subsidies) affect price determination and elasticity, this assessment includes multiple-choice questions as well as analytical questions.

This assessment will focus on comparing and contrasting the two market structures. Multiple choice questions will test understanding, while open-ended questions will encourage detailed comparisons regarding efficiency, innovation, and consumer choice.

This assessment focuses on the concepts and reasons behind government intervention in markets. It includes MCQs to test knowledge of terms and open-ended questions for deeper analysis of specific interventions.

Students will complete a quiz that tests their understanding of demand elasticity. The assessment includes questions on the types of demand elasticity and how they affect total revenue.

Explore how macroeconomic indicators guide government policies. Students will answer MCQs related to policy implications and write about how indicators influence decision-making.

Evaluate students' understanding of inflation, including its causes and effects on the economy. The assessment includes MCQ questions on types of inflation and a section for students to discuss the impact of inflation on consumers.

In this final assessment, students will explore consumer behavior in relation to price sensitivity and elasticity. The assessment includes hypothetical scenarios requiring both MCQs and open explanations.

A quiz featuring MCQs that assess understanding of the fundamental concepts of globalization, including definitions, causes, and effects.

Students will conduct research on a specific market structure and present their findings through a structured report with both multiple-choice and open-ended response sections.

This quiz will examine consumer and producer surplus in the context of government intervention. Students will answer MCQs and explain how interventions affect these concepts in market scenarios.

In this assessment, students will explore the relationship between scarcity and choice. Multiple choice questions will test their understanding of how scarcity impacts consumer choices, while an open-ended question will ask students to discuss a time when they had to make a choice due to scarcity.

Students will participate in an interactive online workshop where they respond to scenarios with MCQs and open responses that illustrate the interaction between demand and supply.

Students will be evaluated on their understanding of different economic theories related to scarcity through multiple choice questions. They will also respond to an open-ended question explaining how these theories can be applied to modern economic challenges.

This assessment will include MCQs about how scarcity influences government policies and interventions. The open-ended question will invite students to critique a government policy aimed at mitigating the effects of scarcity in a particular area.

Students will explore predictions about the future trends in globalization and international trade through a combination of MCQs and scenario-based questions.

This assessment involves analyzing real-world business case studies to identify shifts in demand and supply due to external factors such as technology changes and market trends, requiring deep analytical reasoning.

The quiz will focus on the concept of market equilibrium, including shifts in demand and supply and their impact on prices. Students will answer both MCQs and open-ended questions.

Assess knowledge of global trade organizations like the WTO through multiple-choice questions and open-ended scenarios analyzing their impact.

A quiz assessing understanding of the concept of scarcity and how it affects resource allocation.

This assessment will evaluate students' knowledge of market failures and the reasons for government intervention. The quiz will include both MCQs and descriptive questions.

This assessment encourages students to relate current events to government intervention in markets. They will answer MCQs and provide in-depth analyses of selected current events.

This assessment requires analysis of specific case studies of countries affected by globalization, featuring both MCQs and open-ended responses.

A focused quiz assessing knowledge on the factors affecting the supply curve, using both MCQs and open-ended questions to encourage deeper analysis.

Focus on long-term consequences of decisions related to scarcity and opportunity cost.

This assessment focuses on the supply side, engaging students with questions on production factors and their relation to supply, using both MCQs and open-ended questions.

This assessment consists of multiple choice questions designed to test the understanding of key concepts related to demand and supply analysis, including shifts in curves, elasticity, and market equilibrium.

Students will interpret graphs and charts representing GDP, inflation, and unemployment trends. The assessment combines MCQs and open-ended analysis of visual data.

The focus of this assessment is on understanding trade-offs associated with scarcity and opportunity cost. Students will take multiple choice questions to assess their theoretical knowledge, followed by an open-ended question where they describe a trade-off they experienced.

Students will analyze case studies of specific companies and determine their market structure, answering both multiple choice questions and open-ended analysis questions.

This assessment focuses on price elasticity of demand and supply. It will involve calculating elasticities through given scenarios and answering conceptual questions about their significance in economics.

This assessment emphasizes the application of price elasticity in real-world situations, encouraging students to analyze case studies. It includes both MCQs and open-ended questions.

In this assessment, multiple choice questions will gauge understanding of how technology influences market structures. Open-ended questions will require students to evaluate the effects of digital innovation on competition and monopoly.

In this assessment, students will study a specific market case and respond to multiple choice questions and open-ended questions based on their findings and analysis of the case provided.