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Project task: Computes the mean, median and mode of the monthly price of one staple food

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Spot my mistake: The meaning of equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity and locate both on a drawn diagram

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Spot my mistake: The meaning of consumer surplus and producer surplus

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Let me explain: The meaning of merit goods, demerit goods and public goods

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Quiz: Calculating the mean, median and mode of a set of economic data

I am revising Basic Tools of Economic Analysis for SS1 Economics. Test me on calculating t

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WAEC prep: Calculating the mean, median and mode of ten price observations

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Quiz: How the what, how and for whom decisions are taken in a planned economy

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Real-life Nigeria: What price for bread) and answers it first as a central planner and then as a market

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Quiz: The meaning of demand

Quiz me on the meaning of demand, from the SS1 Economics topic Demand. Ask five short ques

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Teach me: The meaning of the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors

I am an SS1 student studying Structure of the Nigerian Economy in Economics. Explain the m

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Quiz: The meaning of natural resources and distinguish renewable from non-renewable resources

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Quiz: The meaning of opportunity cost

Set me a quick recall test on the meaning of opportunity cost at SS1 level. Five questions

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Let me explain: The meaning of supply

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Let me explain: The meaning of human resources

Let me talk you through the meaning of human resources from the Human Resources in Nigeria

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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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Practice set: Eight correct is the pass standard

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Spot my mistake: Interpreting points on, inside and outside the PPC as efficient, under-used and unattainable

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Quiz: The primary, secondary and tertiary stages of production for one Nigerian product

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Let me explain: The private sector and the public sector compared

I am going to explain the private sector and the public sector compared to you, as an SS1

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Spot my mistake: The four groups of decision makers in an economy — consumers, workers, firms and government —

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