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Can you keep inflation under control? You should keep it low – just under 2% – and stable. Learn more
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ECONOMIA is a game that explains, in a simplified way, how monetary policy works. The game does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Central Bank or any other central bank in the euro area.
Do you know the difference between deflation, price stability, high inflation and hyperinflation? Find out on Inflation Island. Learn more
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Interested in economics? Then sign up for the Generation Euro Students' Award. The competition is open to secondary school students in the euro area who want to know more about price stability, the ECB and monetary policy. The winners will attend a European award event in Frankfurt and receive a prize from the President of the ECB! Learn more
Mixing games, interactive displays, publications and an exhibition, the "Euro School" is a new concept
built on a series of educational tools.
Its goal is to increase the awareness about the euro banknotes
and coins as well as their security features in an appealing and entertaining way. Learn more
This kit - aimed at teachers and young teenagers - explains the importance of price stability from an end-consumer perspective. It consists of an eight-minute video, a leaflet for students, and a booklet for teachers. Learn more
A series of ten videos on different aspects of central banking in the euro area.
The ECB aims at an inflation rate of just below 2%. How is it calculated? What influenced last month's inflation rate most?
FACTS is a series of slides and hand-outs which teachers and speakers can use to put together presentations. It gives an overview of central banking in the EU. It is for audiences who already have a basic understanding of the topic. Learn more
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