Master macroeconomic decision-making through strategic games. From aggregate demand and supply to monetary and fiscal policy, these games put you in the driver's seat of real-world economic consequences.
Understand GDP, unemployment, inflation, and how economists read economic health from raw data.
Master the AD/AS model, shift curves, run multiplier math, and see how policy interventions ripple through the economy.
Join the Bureau as a 1930s economic detective. Read field dispatches, tune the radio for clues, pin evidence to the cork board, then shift AD, SRAS, and LRAS curves to crack each case.
Play Game → Unit 3Six scenarios, three curves, binary choices. Read the economic event and decide: does AD, SRAS, or LRAS shift left, right, or not at all? Fast rounds, instant feedback, endlessly replayable.
Play Game → Unit 3Build the AD/AS model piece by piece across 4 phases — short-run shifts, long-run self-adjustment, unemployment gaps, and LRAS growth. Guided walkthrough with animated curves.
Play Game → Unit 3You're the new intern at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Briefings from Fed officials land in your inbox — identify which multiplier applies (spending, tax, money, or balanced budget), calculate the value, compute the total change in GDP or money supply, then call the direction. Smart hints catch the classic AP traps.
Play Game →Control the money supply, manipulate interest rates, and stabilize the economy as the Federal Reserve.
Set the federal funds rate, run open market operations, and manage reserve requirements to stabilize a dynamic economy through 12 quarters.
Play Game → Unit 4Run First National Bank as loan officer through 4 quarters. Set interest rates, approve loans, buy T-bonds, manage defaults — and keep the Federal Reserve off your back.
Play Game → Unit 4Serve the right interest rate by shifting the money supply with reserve requirements and bond operations. Navigate 9 borrowers and crises as the Fed chair.
Play Game →Master exchange rates, the FOREX market, and the mirror relationship between currency markets when global events shift demand and supply.