Jan Miles-Kingston is an economics teacher, examiner and writer.

• 1: What is Economics?2: Thinking like an economist3: How do people decide what to buy?4: How do firms decide what to sell?5: How do markets work?6: Ways that markets fail7: Small ways governments try to help8: The big picture for a whole economy9: Important aims for governments10: Big ways governments try to help11: Why should countries work together?12: Globalisation13: Challenges for the future14: Glossary and Further information

Jan Miles-Kingston is an economics teacher, examiner and writer.

• 1: What is Economics?2: Thinking like an economist3: How do people decide what to buy?4: How do firms decide what to sell?5: How do markets work?6: Ways that markets fail7: Small ways governments try to help8: The big picture for a whole economy9: Important aims for governments10: Big ways governments try to help11: Why should countries work together?12: Globalisation13: Challenges for the future14: Glossary and Further information

Jan Miles-Kingston is an economics teacher, examiner and writer.

• 1: What is Economics?2: Thinking like an economist3: How do people decide what to buy?4: How do firms decide what to sell?5: How do markets work?6: Ways that markets fail7: Small ways governments try to help8: The big picture for a whole economy9: Important aims for governments10: Big ways governments try to help11: Why should countries work together?12: Globalisation13: Challenges for the future14: Glossary and Further information