Instructor Supplements:

• i-Learning Sales Specialist
  Your Integrated Learning Sales Specialist is a McGraw-Hill Ryerson representative who has the experience, product knowledge, training, and support to help you assess and integrate any of the below-noted products, technology, and services into your course for optimum teaching and learning performance. Whether it's using our test bank software, helping your students improve their grades, or putting your entire course online, your i-Learning Sales Specialist is there to help you do it. Contact your local i-Learning Sales Specialist today to learn how to maximize all of McGraw-Hill Ryerson's resources.

• The Instructor Online Learning Centre
  The Instructor Online Learning Centre includes a password-protected Web site for instructors. The site offers downloadable supplements and PageOut, the McGraw-Hill Ryerson course Web site development centre. New to the Tenth Canadian Edition is the Integrator. This pioneering instructional resource from McGraw-Hill Ryerson is your road map to all the other elements of your text's support package. Keyed to the chapters and topics of the textbook, the Integrator ties together all the elements in your resource package, guiding you to corresponding coverage in each component of the support package.

• Instructor's CD-ROM
  

  Instructor's Resource Manual Thomas Barbiero, Ryerson University, has revised and updated the Instructor's Resource Manual. It includes: chapter summaries, listings of "what's new" in each chapter, teaching tips and suggestions, learning objectives, chapter outlines, data and visual aid sources with suggestions for classroom use, and extra, Chapter-end questions and problems.

  Computerized Test Bank I Prepared by Nargess Kayhani, Mount St. Vincent University. The computerized test bank includes over 5400 questions. Each question has been checked for accuracy.

  Test Bank II Prepared by Fulton Tom, Langara College. This test bank contains over 30 short answer questions for each chapter.

  Microsoft® PowerPoint® Slide Powernotes Prepared by Judith Skuce, Georgian College. This presentation system offers visual presentations that may be edited and manipulated to fit a particular course format. They have been revised for this edition and contain animated graphs and figures that have been imported from Excel.

• US Test Bank II
  Contains more than 5200 multiple-choice and true/false questions. All Test Bank II questions are categorized according to level of difficulty.

• CBC Videos
  These video selections have been chosen to provide a real world context for many of the key economic concepts found in the text. A set of instructor notes accompanies each video segment and will be available at the Instructor Online Learning Centre. The video segments will be available in VHS format for use in class and through video-streaming on the Online Learning Centre accessible by both instructors and students.

Student Supplements:

• Student Online Learning Centre
  The student Online Learning Centre is prepared by Beverly and Norman Cameron, University of Manitoba. This electronic learning aid offers a wealth of materials, including multiple-choice quizzes, interactive graphing exercises, Internet exercises, annotated Weblinks, CBC video cases, Econ GraphKit, access to E-STAT and the CANSIM II database, Want to See Math and much more!

• Study Guide 007092239X
  Prepared by Torben Andersen, Red Deer College. The Study Guide has undergone a major overhaul. Much more focus has been put on reviewing by chapter section and the associated learning objective. Each chapter contains an overview of the major topics, a review of each numbered section with a discussion of the learning objectives that apply to that section, a list of important terms, fill-in questions, true-false questions, multiple choice tests, problems and projects identified by topic, discussion questions, and finally an answer section. Answers to Key Questions from the student text are also found here.

• GradeSummit
  GradeSummit ( www.gradesummit.com) is an Internet-based self-assessment service that offers a variety of ways for students to analyze what they know and don't know. By revealing subject strengths and weaknesses and by providing detailed feedback and direction, GradeSummit enables students to focus their study time on those areas where they are most in need of improvement. GradeSummit provides data about how much students know while they study for an exam – not after they have taken it. It helps the professor measure an individual student's progress and assess his or her progress relative to others in the class.