Assessment Materials in Economics
The Economics Network's Moodle has an assessment question bank with categorised multi-choice questions mainly for principles level. Contact Martin if you are a staff member in a subscribing department and want access.
Introductory
Intermediate
- Intermediate Microeconomics (8)
- Intermediate Macroeconomics (3)
- Comparative Economic Systems (2)
- Development Economics (7)
- Econometrics (14)
- Economic Growth (1)
- Economic History (5)
- Environmental and Transport Economics (5)
- European Economics (3)
- Experimental Economics (4)
- Financial Economics (3)
- Game Theory (9)
- History of Economic Thought (3)
- Industrial Economics (8)
- International Economics (5)
- Labour Economics, Employment and Unemployment (7)
- Law and Economics (2)
- Managerial and Business Economics (4)
- Mathematical Economics (5)
- Monetary Economics (3)
- Political Economy (4)
- Heterodox Economics (11)
- Public-sector Economics and Public Choice Theory (3)
- Other topics (5)
Advanced
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Communicating Economics is a first-year undergraduate module which helps students critically evaluate economic arguments and communicate economic ideas clearly to specialist and non-specialist audiences. Organised around five perspectives—economics as science, literature, politics, history and philosophy—the module explores how economists use evidence, language and storytelling to inform and persuade. This index includes the syllabus with suggested readings, six tutorial plans setting out practical activities, and an assessment strategy with six example tasks.
