You may want to use these for your project or coursework assignment, or you may simply want to use them for revision or checking out what they mean. Each diagram has both a brief and detailed explanation of what it shows and links to other relevant diagrams and definitions in the glossary.

You can search the diagram bank either by keyword or simply by the title of the diagram. Select below which option you want.

Browse the entire bank for a diagram to illustrate a particular theory or concept.

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• If you need a diagram to go in an essay or coursework assignment then right click on the diagram and select "save picture/image as" option. You can then save it on a disk and use the "insert file" option in your word processor to put it in.
• If you want a bigger version of the diagram, then click on the diagram itself.
• If you want to customise your desktop, then right click on the image (preferably the larger version) and select "set as wallpaper".
• When searching try one word searches. You can then narrow your search down from the search results given (e.g. rather than "increase in aggregate demand", try simply "aggregate").
• If you click and drag over the text on the page to select it, you can then copy and paste that as well - that way you can copy the title to below your diagram.

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