As the world's economy becomes more complex, it is vitally important
that children -- the leaders of tomorrow -- gain a good understanding
of basic economic principles. Since 1963,
EconomicsWisconsin has helped elementary and secondary teachers gain competence and confidence
teaching about our free market economic system.
More than 3,500
teachers annually participate in the programs of EconomicsWisconsin.
Our programs help prepare students to:
Understand how our economy works
Make informed choices as employees, consumers
and citizens
Become knowledgeable and productive members of
the workforce.
Maintain the institutions of democracy and a
market economy
Make Wisconsin's businesses more competitive in
today's global economy
When Wisconsin's students are armed with this
knowledge and understanding, they are well on their way to becoming
tomorrow's leaders. And that benefits all of us.
EconomicsWisconsin
Wisconsin Council on Economic Education
161 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 3143
Milwaukee, WI 53203
(414) 221-9400
Fax (414) 221-9790 wicnclee@ameritech.net
As the world's economy becomes more complex, it is vitally important
that children -- the leaders of tomorrow -- gain a good understanding
of basic economic principles. Since 1963,
EconomicsWisconsin has helped elementary and secondary teachers gain competence and confidence
teaching about our free market economic system.