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Everyday Economics

Everyday Economics is a series of colorful booklets explaining fundamental economic concepts for high school students.

The booklets are available free to teachers and students in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District. Order copies using our online order form.

Everyday Economics Archive

Capital, the Economy and Monetary Policy
Examines capital and the role it plays in the production of goods and services in the economy. The concluding section puts forth the “crowding out” story of federal deficits.

Entrepreneurs
Introduces the critical role entrepreneurs play in the economy and highlights the accomplishments of well-known entrepreneurs featured in profiles throughout the text.

The Federal Reserve, Monetary Policy and the Economy

Looks at the Federal Reserve and its role in maintaining an effective and efficient payments system, supervising and regulating banking operations and conducting the nation's monetary policy.
Text | PDF


Free Enterprise, the Economy and Monetary Policy
Looks at the meaning of “free enterprise” and examines the four components of a free enterprise system, households, businesses, markets and governments.
Text | PDF

Globalization
Discusses the increasing integration of the world's economies through the flow of goods, money and people across national borders. Includes a discussion of foreign currency exchange and a timeline of innovations that furthered globalization. Text | PDF (9.34 MB)

International Trade
Examines the benefits of specialization and trade, using the economic principles of absolute and comparative advantage. It also discusses protectionism and worldwide efforts to open trade.
Text | PDF (8.6 MB)

Labor, the Economy and Monetary Policy
Examines labor and its role in the production of goods and services. It looks at what affects the labor market, as well as what role the Fed and government play.

Money, Banking and Monetary Policy

Explores money as a medium of exchange and how banks "create" money when they lend it. Also discusses the Federal Reserve's role in promoting economic growth without inflation.
Text | PDF

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Capital, the Economy and Monetary Policy
Entrepreneurs and the Economy
The Federal Reserve, Monetary Policy and the Economy
Free Enterprise, the Economy and Monetary Policy
Globalization
Innovation, Technological Change and the Economy
International Trade
Labor, the Economy and Monetary Policy
Money, Banking and Monetary Policy
Building Wealth
Free Enterprise
The Fed Today
Everyday Economics
Comic Book Series
Economic Research Publications
Federal Reserve Education.org
Fed in Print
Federal Reserve System Publications Catalog
Economic Education at Other Federal Reserve Banks