A world of
knowledge.
A world of
possibility.
Economic understanding should be within everyone’s reach.
Economics helps explain everything from prices and trade to government policy and the decisions people make. Yet access to the resources needed to understand these ideas varies widely.
At the Open Economics Project, we develop free economics lessons, practice questions, and educational publications. We also work with libraries, educators, and local partners to make these resources available to more students, both online and beyond the classroom.
Explore Our WorkBeyond the classroom.
See how the Open Economics Project brings together free learning resources, educational publications, and community outreach to expand access to economics education.
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From digital lessons to printed resources and local outreach, our initiatives address different barriers to accessing economics education.
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Economics beyond the screen.
We develop and translate economics publications and work with libraries and educational institutions to make them available to students in their communities.
LOCAL RELATIONSHIPS.
Connecting with communities.
Our international ambassadors help introduce OEP to educators, schools, and organizations while bringing local perspectives into our outreach efforts.
UNDERSTAND YOUR WORLD.
Learn economics for free.
Explore curriculum-aligned lessons, practice questions, and assessments designed to help students understand economic concepts and apply them to unfamiliar problems.
Better access, built together.
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A little more about our work.
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What is The Open Economics Project?
OpenEconomics is a social impact initiative working to make economic understanding more accessible through learning resources, publications and community partnerships.
Who are your learning resources for?
Our learning materials are designed for curious learners and educators. The academy offers courses, lessons and practice resources, while our broader work supports learning in communities.
How can I get involved?
You can contribute your expertise, support a local initiative or explore an institutional partnership. Visit Get involved to find a starting point.