About EMS
Economics made clearer.
Resources for students, teachers and schools. Practical finance tools for everyone.
More understanding. Less time searching.
Economics connects the classroom with everyday life. EMS brings exam practice, interactive diagrams and practical finance tools together, so you can spend more time understanding the ideas and putting them to work.
For students, that means focused practice and a chance to explore what happens when things change. For teachers and tutors, it means useful resources for lessons, starter activities and independent study.
Find what you need
Questions Bank
Choose questions by topic, marks and question type. Run a short-answer starter or build a paper with answer space and mark schemes.
Explore the Questions BankPast Papers
Find exam papers, mark schemes and examiner reports. Use keywords, flashcards and topic analysis to guide your revision.
Browse Past PapersInteractive Diagrams
Change the variables, see the effects and follow the calculations. Download diagrams and worksheets for your lesson or revision.
Explore Interactive DiagramsPersonal Finance
Make sense of take-home pay, explore mortgage costs and see how inflation changes what your money can buy.
Try the finance toolsHow we approach learning
- Keep it clear
- Use straightforward language and show the working, so an answer is something you can understand.
- Make it useful
- Build resources you can use in a lesson, in your revision or when exploring a real-life question.
- Let you explore
- Give you room to change an assumption, compare outcomes and see the connection for yourself.
Respecting the source
EMS develops its own tools and resources and also helps you work with material published by exam boards. Exam-board questions, papers, mark schemes and reports belong to their respective owners. We do not claim them as our own or imply exam-board endorsement.
Our resource-use terms explain classroom sharing, downloads and the prohibition on resale.
Help us make EMS better
Found something unclear, spotted an error or have an idea for a resource? We’d like to hear from you.