IB Economics group

This is Guy Kawasaki's Site. I like to visit. It is a goldmine of potential stuff.

This was an article that I thought was suitable for a student commentary on the Greek Crisis.

Eurozone crisis explained

A short overview of the economic crisis in Greece

This article is not specifically about Greece, but I think it gets to the heart of the problem. This is as much a political crisis as an economic one. The Greece sovereign debt crisis is likely to pass, but the underling flaws in the Eurozone paradigm nearly guarantee future discord.

Bus & Eco teaching resources

Silly cheer that is surprisingly effective.

This has some lesson plans as well with activities that could prove fun.

This was a blog created to debate economic news that appears in the US press. Agree or disagree, it provides links to how recent stories are getting covered.

Primarily a North American reading of things happening in the Americas, it does have nice rundowns of news analysis of economies of latin america.

"ESE uses a beta version of Google Custom Search Engine to search over 23,000 economics websites and utilizes yolink to mine results and retrieve actionable, keyword-rich content. Results can saved to Google Docs, bookmarked or shared via major social networks. Each site is certified by RFE, which is run by economists from RePec Author Services and EDIRC."

This has a nice encyclopedia and some good acticles for high school students. Of course there is a libertarian Cato-like bias. But very useful for basic concepts. Resources for high school students on the left side.

On the Greek economic crisis: How tax evasion makes the tax burden heavier for all and particularly for those that do not evade taxes

Another article on the Greek economic crisis

The Economix Blog from the New York Times

Notes with good examples

Free economics revision notes for students and teachers