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Female Economists – An Inclusive Economics Resource for KS4 & KS5

This engaging, curriculum-aligned resource explores the vital contributions of women in economics—from 19th-century pioneers to Nobel Prize winners and modern-day changemakers. Ideal for GCSE, A-Level Economics, and Business Studies, it challenges the traditional narrative and broadens students’ understanding of who shapes economic thinking.

Key Features:
Biographical profiles of economists like Harriet Martineau, Joan Robinson, Elinor Ostrom, Esther Duflo, Mariana Mazzucato, Dambisa Moyo, and Carmen Reinhart

Clear links to AQA, Edexcel, and OCR specifications

Themes covering inequality, development, globalisation, innovation, labour markets, and policy

Thought-provoking discussion prompts, comprehension questions, crosswords, and reflection activities

Perfect for whole-class lessons, cover work, enrichment, and independent study

Why Use This Resource?
Promotes diversity and representation in economics

Encourages critical thinking and ethical inquiry

Connects historical context with contemporary economic issues

Supports literacy, empathy, and cross-curricular links (e.g. PSHE, citizenship, sociology)

Help students understand not just what economics is—but who it includes. This resource is a valuable addition to any inclusive classroom.