FOR STUDENTS
Learn the idea. Try the problem.
Start with a clear explanation, practice an economic decision, and check your reasoning against a worked answer.
OUR WORK
One mission.
More ways to make it happen.
We connect free economics learning with the people, publications, and partnerships that help it reach further.
THE INITIATIVES
Four ways to open access.
Explore the work behind the Open Economics Project.
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OEP Film
Stories and ideas that make economics education easier to see, discuss, and share.
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OEP Learn
Free lessons, practice, and tools for students learning economics online.
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OEP Publications
Educational publications designed to travel beyond the screen.
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OEP Partnerships
Work with educators, libraries, and local organizations to widen access.
STUDENT AND EDUCATOR RESOURCES
A place to start, for every classroom.
Course-aligned learning for students, with practical ways for teachers to bring it into class.
FOR EDUCATORS
Teach it your way.
Use short prompts, graphing tasks, and discussion questions as a starting point for your own lessons and assessments.
MORE WAYS TO ENGAGE
Put economics into practice.
Explore opportunities and resources that help students apply economic concepts and educators bring them into the classroom.
Explore economics together.
Take part in guided sessions that use real-world examples, discussions, and problem-solving activities to explore economic concepts beyond the classroom.
Guided workshops and discussionsExplore Workshops
Make your case.
Examine important economic questions, develop evidence-based arguments, and challenge your understanding through structured economic writing.
Research, analysis, and argumentationExplore Competitions
Think like an economist.
Work through real economic decisions, examine competing perspectives, and evaluate the trade-offs faced by businesses, governments, and individuals.
Applied case studies and guided exercisesExplore Case Studies
BUILD WITH US
Bring economics learning to your community.
Tell us what your students, educators, or local institution need.