Modern Principles: Microeconomics: 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

5Elasticity and Its Applications

Drag the graph: Elasticity
Lesson: Elasticity

6Taxes and Subsidies

Drag the graph: Supply and Demand
Predict, then see: An Excise Tax on Sellers
A Subsidy to Sellers
Lesson: Supply and Demand

8Price Ceilings and Floors

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

9International 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

10Externalities: When the Price is Not Right

Drag the graph: Externalities
Lesson: Public Goods & Externalities

11Costs and Profit Maximization Under Competition

Drag the graph: Production Costs, Perfect Competition
Lesson: Production and Costs, Perfect Competition

12Competition and the Invisible Hand

Drag the graph: Perfect Competition
Lesson: Perfect Competition

13Monopoly

Drag the graph: Monopoly
Lesson: Monopoly

14Price Discrimination and Price Strategy

Drag the graph: Monopoly
Lesson: Monopoly

15Oligopoly and Game Theory

Lesson: Oligopoly

17Monopolistic Competition and Advertising

Drag the graph: Monopolistic Competition
Lesson: Monopolistic Competition

18Labor Markets

Drag the graph: Factor Markets
Predict, then see: Output Price Rises, So Does Labor Demand
More Workers Enter, Wage Falls
Lesson: Factor Markets

19Public Goods and the Tragedy of the Commons

Lesson: Public Goods & Externalities, Market Failure

25Consumer Choice

Drag the graph: Consumer Choice, Budget Constraint
Lesson: Consumer Choice

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Chapter numbers and titles follow the publisher's listing for the 6th edition (Macmillan Learning, checked 2026-09-21). This is an independent study companion. EconLearn is not affiliated with or endorsed by the authors or Macmillan Learning.