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300 prompts matching "Cross-elasticity exercise using rice and garri, then petrol and cars"

Teach me: The meaning of economics

You are my personal SS1 Economics tutor. Teach me the meaning of economics, as it is taugh

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Let me explain: The four basic economic questions

Let me talk you through the four basic economic questions from the Nature of the Economic

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Project task: Cutting headlines from BusinessDay, The Punch

Give me a practical task on cutting headlines from BusinessDay, The Punch from Nature of t

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Real-life Nigeria: Completing a table of ten Nigerian goods classified as free

Show me how completing a table of ten Nigerian goods classified as free works in real life

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Spot my mistake: Why scarcity forces choice (4 marks), marked against the 0455 mark scheme wording

Show me a worked example on why scarcity forces choice (4 marks), marked against the 0455

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Let me explain: No separate syllabus topic, but the skill carries marks in every data-response question

Let me talk you through no separate syllabus topic, but the skill carries marks in every d

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Practice set: Three reasons why a pie chart may mislead a reader

Set me five practice tasks on three reasons why a pie chart may mislead a reader, at the l

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Teach me: The classification of given Nigerian resources

I am an SS1 student studying Factors of Production in Economics. Explain the classificatio

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Real-life Nigeria: Four factor cards matched against twelve characteristic cards

Show me how four factor cards matched against twelve characteristic cards works in real li

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Quiz: The classification of six local firms by sector of ownership

Quiz me on the classification of six local firms by sector of ownership, from the SS1 Econ

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Spot my mistake: Three Nigerian public corporations

Show me a worked example on three Nigerian public corporations with an error somewhere in

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Spot my mistake: The main features of a market economic system

Show me a worked example on the main features of a market economic system with an error so

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Real-life Nigeria: Livestock or produce auction clip

Show me how livestock or produce auction clip works in real life in Nigeria. Use one concr

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Project task: Takes one allocation decision

Give me a practical task on takes one allocation decision from The Planned Economic System

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Practice set: Four features of a planned economy

Set me five practice tasks on four features of a planned economy, at the level expected in

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Let me explain: The meaning of supply

Let me talk you through the meaning of supply from the Supply topic. When I finish, grade

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Practice set: Why supply curves normally slope upwards

Set me five practice tasks on why supply curves normally slope upwards, at the level expec

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Quiz: The determinants of supply: costs of production

I am revising Changes in Demand and Supply for SS1 Economics. Test me on the determinants

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Project task: Drawing four diagrams, one per shift case, correctly labelled D1/D2 or S1/S2

Give me a practical task on drawing four diagrams, one per shift case, correctly labelled

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Real-life Nigeria: Classifying twelve pairs of Nigerian goods as substitutes or complements

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