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Price, License and Updates
New - Buy the textbook already printed @ a per book price - see below
There are two ways to purchase the High School Economics package: 1) buy the license and receive the textbook and ancillary materials digitally and you print the book OR 2) buy the textbook already printed (includes license fee and all ancillaries delivered via CD).
1. License Fee for Teaching High School Economics 2010 when just buying digital copy:
Total High School Enrollment of 200 or fewer student = $1,000*
Total High School Enrollment between 201 – 500 students = $1,500*
Total High School Enrollment between 501 – 800 students = $2,000*
Total High School Enrollment between 801– 1,500 students = $2,500*
Total High School Enrollment over 1,500 students = $3,000*
License Renewal For Teaching High School Economics $250 per year**
* Includes FREE UPDATE of all materials for the next school year! DOES NOT INCLUDE PRINTED COPIES OF TEXTBOOK
** Includes new updated version of all materials Note: you may continue to use the most recent update you have purchased for as many years as you choose; however, to receive the updated textbook and materials you need the renewal license each year after first free update. See below for cost comparison to other high school economics textbooks.
2. Textbooks printed (softbound sample & open book) at the price schedule below (includes license, digital copy and all ancillaries on CD):
No. of Copies |
Price Per Book |
50 |
$40.00 |
75 |
$35.00 |
100 |
$32.00 |
150 |
$28.00 |
200 |
$25.00 |
250 |
$22.00 |
300 |
$20.00 |
Either method of purchase includes the license and digital copies of the following delivered on a CD (click on link to see sample):
PowerPoints (including pop quiz questions and discussion questions)
Quizzes (email us)
Tests (email us)
Graphs and Graphics for you to personalize.
Limited technical support
License DOES NOT include:
Printing and binding (unless you purchase textbooks from us using price schedule above)
Personalized content for your state and/or district (currenlty complimentary - limited supply)
Use for more than one high school in a district
Sharing/copying/reprinting/distributing any materials to any teacher outside your high school
Comparison of purchasing 100 economics textbooks.
Major Publishers' Price: $90.00 per textbook, 10% shipping and handling.
100 x $90.00 = $9,000.00 x 10% = $900 + $9,000 = $9,900.00 
High School Economics Price: $2,500 license* and $5.90 to print per book
100 x $5.90 = $590.00 + $2,500.00 = $3,090.00 
You can buy the license for High School Economics and print it for 7 years with NEW UPDATED VERSIONS EVERY YEAR for the cost of buying a traditional economics textbook, which won't change for those 7 years. Think about how quickly your economics textbook becomes a "history book!" Two years ago not a single economics textbook had any information about the "sub-prime mortgage crisis," except our textbook! We have had a section on the crisis for two years now, this year we have up-to-date information and policy changes to deal with the "Great Recession."
Other Advantages of the digital High School Economics textbook:
You receive a NEW UPDATED DIGITAL EDITION NEXT YEAR FREE!
It currently only costs $250 to buy the license for each additional years UPDATE after the first free update.
All the study guides, worksheets, quizzes, tests and other ancillary materials are written by the author and correspond directly to each chapter.
There is a complete semester lesson plan using the Teaching High School Economics package included with the purchase of the package. This packet includes lesson plans for teaching the eight units including suggested videos, simulations (projects) and other activities.
The textbook is tied to the Michigan Social Studies Content Expectations and the National Assessment Educational Progress (NAEP) Content Expectations.
PowerPoints for each chapter are included in the package and are GRAPHICS INTENSIVE - not just bulleted outlines of the chapters.
The package has a version of PowerPoints that is integrated with CPS clickers.
The author will customize textbook for your local state, county and school district.
*high school with 800-1,500 students, schools with smaller enrollments may buy the license for less and still have huge savings. Larger districts may take advantage of the economy of scale and SAVE EVEN MORE! See our cost for purchasing the printed copy above. Compare that total price to buying the same number of copies of a traditional economics book from a major publisher, approximately $90+ today. Don't forget to add the shipping and handling that the major publishers charge as well. Regardless of your high school's enrollment we guarantee the total cost of our PACKAGE is less than half as much as theirs, and in most cases 10-25% of the cost of buying a traditional textbook. EMAIL US TO RECEIVE A SPECIFIC QUOTE FOR YOUR SCHOOL .
