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Fancy being Prime Minister of Number 10 Downing Street? This economic policy simulator puts you in the government hot seat at a time of economic uncertainty in the United Kingdom. Will the country fall into a recession, or will your policies for consumption, interest rates and fiscal deficit be enough to secure economic stability and win another term in office?

10 Downing Street is a video-based simulator played in a network. Students play through six different turns and receive feedback on their progress continuously in the form of an opinion poll based on the thoughts of IE professors.

This is an interactive tutorial that allows students to see the effect of changes in monetary and fiscal aggregate demand policies on the adjustment of the goods and services and asset markets.

The tool assumes that students have already studied the concepts underlying the adjustment processes of the goods and services market and the asset market. For a better understanding of the main effects of monetary and fiscal policies on the overall adjustment of both markets this graphic resource does not envisage simultaneous execution of both policies nor their effects on capital movements and exchange rates. The tool also contains some simple exercises that enable students to contrast their answers by using the interactive graph.