Modern Principles: Macroeconomics: interactive graphs by chapter

Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, 6th edition. Find your chapter, open the graph, and let students drag it. Everything here is free and works without an account, so a link in your course page is all it takes.

2The Power of Trade and Comparative Advantage

Drag the graph: Production Possibilities
Predict, then see: A Technology Breakthrough
Lesson: Basic Economic Concepts

3Supply and Demand

Drag the graph: Supply and Demand
Predict, then see: Tea Gets Pricier
Drought Hits the Wheat Crop
Lesson: Supply and Demand

4Equilibrium

Drag the graph: Supply and Demand
Predict, then see: Both Curves Shift: Laptops
Both Curves Shift: Price Is Certain, Quantity Is Not
Lesson: Supply and Demand

5Price Ceilings and Floors

Drag the graph: Supply and Demand
Lesson: Supply and Demand

6GDP and the Measurement of Progress

Drag the graph: Circular Flow
Lesson: GDP

7The Wealth of Nations and Economic Growth

Drag the graph: Production Possibilities
Predict, then see: A Decade of Building Capital
Long-Run Growth: Capital and Technology
Lesson: Economic Growth

8Growth, Capital Accumulation, and the Economics of Ideas: Catching Up vs the Cutting Edge

Drag the graph: Production Possibilities
Predict, then see: A Decade of Building Capital
Long-Run Growth: Capital and Technology
Lesson: Economic Growth

9Saving, Investment, and the Financial System

Drag the graph: Loanable Funds
Predict, then see: Crowding Out: Government Deficit Borrowing
A Rise in National Saving
Lesson: The Loanable Funds Market

11Unemployment and the Labor Force Participation

Drag the graph: Business Cycle
Lesson: Unemployment & Inflation

12Inflation and the Quantity Theory of Money

Lesson: Unemployment & Inflation

13Business Fluctuations: Aggregate Demand and Supply

Drag the graph: AD/AS Model
Predict, then see: Negative Demand Shock and Long-Run Self-Correction
Adverse Supply Shock and the Stagflation Dilemma
Lesson: Aggregate Demand & Supply, Aggregate Supply

14Transmission and Amplification Mechanisms

Drag the graph: AD/AS Model, Business Cycle
Predict, then see: A Housing Boom and the Wealth Effect
Lesson: The Business Cycle

15The Federal Reserve System and Aggregate Demand

Drag the graph: Reserve Market, Money Market
Predict, then see: Expansionary Policy: The Fed Buys Bonds
Lesson: Monetary Policy

16Monetary Policy

Drag the graph: Money Market, Phillips Curve
Predict, then see: Contractionary Policy: The Fed Sells Bonds
Credible Central Bank, Cheap Disinflation
Lesson: Monetary Policy

17The Federal Budget: Taxes and Spending

Drag the graph: Loanable Funds
Predict, then see: Budget Surplus: The Real Rate Falls
Lesson: Fiscal Policy

18Fiscal Policy

Drag the graph: Fiscal Policy
Predict, then see: Infrastructure Spending Fights a Recession
Tax Cuts and the Tax Multiplier
Lesson: Fiscal Policy

19International Trade

Drag the graph: International Trade
Predict, then see: A Tariff Lands on Imports
A Global Glut Pushes the World Price Down
Lesson: International Trade

20International Finance

Drag the graph: Exchange Rates
Predict, then see: US Interest Rates Rise: The Dollar Appreciates
Higher US Inflation: The Dollar Depreciates
Lesson: Exchange Rates

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