The Economics Teachers’ Association of Western Australia (ETAWA) is a professional association for teachers of Economics in Years 11 and 12
and Economics and Business in Years 5 to 10.
Each year the Economics Teachers’ Association of Western Australia (ETAWA) produces both Semester 1 and Semester 2 examinations as well as a Good Answer Guide.
Find a variety for resources by year, unit and topics of study.
Feel free to ask any of our experienced executive team any questions you might have about teaching economics.
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RBA Govenor warns it is unclear how high interest rates will go | ABC 7:30
Watch an interview the ABC ran this week where Phillip Lowe discusses the purpose and intention of monetary policy since 2020 as well
as the justification for the "surprising" lifts in the cash rate, as well as some projections for the future.
Classroom discussion could be based on the business cycle and the current macroeconomic indicators of the economy, the role of monetary
policy and the reasons why the Reserve Bank might take a particular monetary policy stance.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIWA) Student Economic Forum is back for 2022. Our Student Economic Forum is now in its 25th
year.
The Economic Teacher's Association of WA (ETAWA) would like to invite Year 12 students and their teachers to attend the 2022 Student
Economic Forum. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCIWA).
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5 August 2022
CCIWA Student Economic Forum
