Bundling Economics Explorer
An open explorer for comparing pricing regimes on a two-good map. Students map buying regions and test how correlation between customer preferences changes which…
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A guided investigation into why monopolies persist, covering patents, economies of scale and resource control, using the standard long-run average cost against demand diagram and the monopoly deadweight loss diagram. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
Ask students to explain each barrier with a real example before moving on.
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An open explorer for comparing pricing regimes on a two-good map. Students map buying regions and test how correlation between customer preferences changes which…
A scaffolded lesson building the three classic pricing maps in turn, showing which customers buy under pure unbundling, pure bundling and mixed bundling before moving to…
Students work through payoff matrices to find dominant strategies and Nash equilibria, run multi-round tournaments, and apply the reasoning to real-world strategic…
Starting from published labour-market data, students use a counterfactual model to explore participation, labour demand, job matching and the resulting wage pressure.…
Ten randomised questions spanning price, cross and income elasticity of demand, elasticity of supply, total revenue and graph reading, with answers withheld until a…
Change prices and demand conditions in different markets to investigate how quantity demanded and total revenue respond. Students compare the demand and revenue curves…
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