26 core diagrams drawn properly, each with a checklist of what actually earns the mark.
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Join the free group →Markets, market failure, the theory of the firm, macro and global. Each page carries a checklist of what the examiner is actually looking for, axes, labels, shifts, the annotation students forget.
Named on every single diagram. Students stop repeating the error once they can see it written down next to the correct version.
22 lines matching exam wording to the right diagram. "Minimum wage" means the labour market diagram, not the minimum price one, the traps students fall into are built in on purpose.
The whole bank doubles as a lesson activity: students draw, swap, and score each other out of 10 against the same checklist the examiner uses.
Year 12 and Year 13 Economics, and any teacher who has watched a strong written answer lose marks because the diagram underneath it was unlabelled, mis-shifted, or simply the wrong diagram for the question.
AQA 7136: 4.1 Individuals, firms, markets and market failure · 4.2 The national and international economy.
Edexcel 9EC0: Theme 1 Introduction to markets and market failure · Theme 2 The UK economy · Theme 3 Business behaviour and the labour market · Theme 4 A global perspective.