This video describes what is meant by the term 'Free-Market Capitalism.' LINK

In this video, ex-workers recount memories of working at the Ka'u sugar plantation on Hawaii Island. Contract laborers from Japan,...

A lesson plan providing practice in constructing and interpreting demand graphs, supply graphs, and market equilibrium. Directed at...

An online course from the Foundation for Economic Education introducing the reasoning behind the divisions of the federal government and...

A video about the wonder of market coordination through prices. For grades 9-12. LINK

A lesson plan on externalities for middle school students and up. Also useful for Civics classes to understand the potential economic...

Econ vocabulary exercise covering demand, supply, and opportunity cost, among other economic terms. For grades 9-10.

A short video featuring none other than Art Laffer explaining his eponymous curve. The Laffer Curve recognizes that tax rates may become...

Where do our tax dollars go? In these videos students will learn how 25% of the defense budget has gone missing for decades. By 2018, $21...

This online course from the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) will help students understand Constitution of the United States of...

An online course from the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) discussing the principles that guided the Founders in the creation of...

Celebrated economic historian Dr. Stephen Davies looks at the economic conditions of modernity (which have resulted in at least a 10-fold...

A video explaining how market prices aggregate information across the entire economy, allowing market actors to make rational decisions...

A video explaining Leonard E. Read's 1958 essay "I, Pencil", which describes the seeming miracle of economic cooperation brought about by...

A discussion around some of the pitfalls associated with zoning, and how it increases house prices. Restoring development right to...

Lesson plan demonstrating the advantages of using the free market to organize economic activity. For grades 10-12.

Greater Tokyo is considered the world's largest city with a population exceeding 37 million residents, and yet its housing costs are a...

This video explains how taxation: (i) reduces economic welfare by increasing the price consumers must pay for goods, (ii) reduces the net...

An exercise to help students understand the differences between Traditional, Market, and Command economic systems and how each operates....

Celebrated economic historian Dr. Stephen Davies recounts economic growth over the past 200 years (a 10-fold increase in average global...