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Page 19 and 20: INTRODUCTION This course is designe
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Page 25 and 26: . INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS AND ECO
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Page 29 and 30: S 1. Why (A) (B) All Study Economic
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4 Handout3-5 THECOREOF THECOMMANDEC
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4 r INDEPENDENTPRACTICEWORKSHEET CH
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I Number of Workers INDEPENDENTPRAC
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[Name INDEPENDENTPRACTICEWORKSHEET
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a padre who started of f round the
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Credit etered into many transaction
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obvious to all, and the convenience
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Activity I — BackgroundQuestions
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OPPORTUNITYCOSTS Economics isthestu
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SELFINTEREST NYOu thinkyouarehelpin
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SUPPLYANDDEMAND Theforcesofsupplyan
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Activity I — BackroundQuestions E
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QUESTIONBANK UNITI Baseyouranswerst
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(9) WhenConjnunist Chinabuildsa can
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(21) Whena nation’shumanandmateri
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(33)Whichis themostvalidstatementco
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*(46)WhichIsthemostfundamental econ
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MATCHING Matcheachdefinition with t
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II. Microeconomics — Consumer, Bu
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Knowledge OBJ Page 53 (1) The role
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Page 55 (39) Comparison of farm inc
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(C) Role of profit (1) As an indivi
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Page 61 a larger multiplier be good
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Page 63 (Examples: If the club pays
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Page 65 spent, as well as the cost
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Page 67 (22) To learn about product
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Page 69 protection, aid to the elde
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Page 71 (35) Assume that you have i
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Page 73 (41) Get a copy of the book
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Page 75 (49) Study a particular cap
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Page 77 What are the terms of the l
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Page 79 weak in your area? How impo
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YOUTHECONSUMER WORKSHEET Name Class
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Lesson 1: ConsumerMarketplaceDecisi
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Handout1-1 CASE’STUDY: TRANSPORTA
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SKILLSWORKSHEET CHAPTER10 Name Clas
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Teacher’sCopyof Handout2 COMPARIS
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Lesson3: To Paint or Not to Paint T
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418 The mechanisationof mankind Tod
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420 drive a car, therefore, you are
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Figure3-1:CONSUMER SPENDING INARECE
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YOUTHECONSUMER WORKSHEET BUYINGSTOC
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SELLING ASSETS FRE ENTERPRISE WORKS
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Figure9•2:STRUCTURE OFATYPiCAL. C
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ENRICHMENTWORKSHEET CHAPTER8 Name__
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confront.SouthDakota is consistentl
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I - . .T- I 1 z-U”i 110WDO MY BEN
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Nonefor“reasonableandcustomary”
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Figure16 2: CLEARING ACHECK JoséRo
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AUTOMATION Name YOUTHECONSUMER WORK
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Handout4-1A THE STORYOF THE BIG WAV
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Handout4-lA (continued) otiationsev
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Handout4-lA (concluded) heputit,an
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1 I help.Includingthekids. This faW
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HARD TIMESAMIDPLENT Today.onlyabout
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NAME____________________________ DA
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• • .•.. - - — The Brotherh
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DATE_________ CLASS_____ SCORE_____
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The Dreyfus Worldof Finance Puzzle
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Lesson 7: Producer’sChoice—Wher
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Lesson8:.Mass Markets, Advertising,
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Handout8-1 CASESTUDY:THEFORDEXPERIE
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1-landout 8-3 QUESTIONSTO ACCOMPANY
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d Jobtraining for the unemployed: S
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Handout3-1B WHEREDO YOU STAND? Name
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the quality of life for all residen
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OUR ECONOMICSYSTEM Handout32B PRIVA
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. I. 1F:’ 11 ReadingtheFinancial
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I - ___ The Dreyfus World of Financ
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(6) Businessfirmswishto selltheirpr
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(20)In the U.S.,governmenthas grant
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*(32)ThemainreasonwhyAmericanfarmer
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*(46)Ifpractically allourworkershav
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MATCHING 1) A certificate represent
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5) Laborunionmembershiphasdeclinedi
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Knowledge OBJ Page 31 (1) Understan
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Unit III— General Projects Page 3
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Page 37 Messner, 1974) was written
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Page 39 by Ralph C. Bryant (Washing
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Page 41 (27) Imagine that your own
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Page 43 labor leaders. Do their vie
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Page 45. sides, and then draw your
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Page 47 using local newspapers for
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Page 49 give your own position on w
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VI. Economic Growth is a National P
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Name OVERVIEW The 1930sweremarkedby
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Figure13.1:EMPLOYMENT STATUS OFUNIT
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4 POPULATIONBELOWTHEPOVERTY LEVEL (
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$ Figure12-2:CHANNELS OFDISTRIBUTIO
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Section 2. EFFECTS OF INFLATION Nam
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Economists differabouthemostimporta
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4 I EXTENSIONACTIVITY 7 TheHistoryo
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t d 10 . ScholaiticUPDATE - - - HIS
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12. ScbolasticUPDATE depression was
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(7) TheSpeculativeBoom(continued) S
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Cycles Inthe United States thSIdIIS
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d The LafferCurve As Arthur Laffer
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today.and ... It isactuauymischievo
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3 Section 3. THE BUDGET Name Class
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14.3 percent in 1986 to 15.3 percen
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4 matic cuts rather than compromise
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i READING Free to Choose Education
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I Handout6-2 WHEREWILLYOUCUTTHEBUDG
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BUSINESS / A LessoninEconomicLife I
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a .TF Ti U11 Nation TheQuarterback
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pletelydifferent. Manyof the expend
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• TaxCuts: HowMuchIs Enough? 8/10
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Sani TheFederReserve System * Ioad
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Rgure14-4:A MODELOFTHEBUSINESS CYCL
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1 ‘1 g 1 I DATABANK •UPDATE.Sel
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READING Estimating GNP by EdwardMea
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GROSSNATIONALPRODUCT Activity Ill
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WHEREFOREIGNAID $$ GO $20.3billion
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FAL E,dY kev’ bk) Tk FW RAL RES V
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StudentHandout1 PROBLEMSHEET—WHAT
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DEPRESSION & NEW DEAL 1 Louisiana
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TIMEEDUCATIONPROGRAM ESTUI)}NFACTJI
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GROSSNATIONALPRODUCT WhentheGreatDe
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(31)WhenCongressauthorizes a reduct
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*(44)Those whobelievethatpeopleshou
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*(58)TheFederalReserveSystemdirectl
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1) thepatternof growthor decline In
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UNIT iii- Essay Test Questions 1. G
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IV. United States and the World Eco
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Unit Fo — The U.S. and the World
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MARCH15, 1985. 7 - ‘!: SPECIAL RE
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Handout15-2 ISA SAFERLAWNMOWERWORTH
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approximately$40,or 32 percent,to t
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Handout3-4B GOVERNMENTREGULATION [I
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HANDOUT3-4F Name Class_____________
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HANDOUT 3-4G Name Class____________
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creates inefficiencies that hinder
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Section 1. WHY NATIONS TRADE Name C
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Handout11-1 STEELMANUFACTURERS (GRO
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Figure16.1 HypotheticalCost/OutputR
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ment money, recoveredquickly.and th
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, thefinalresult is moreiobs. I re
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ut many others have taken evenmore
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Lesson 13: United States and Intern
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eyeexercisesand meditate. On the da
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Directions: Read the article “Can
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Figure17.2 Exportsand Importsas a P
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for each category of developing cou
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suits of this methodaccording to pe
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Handout8-2 THE SEMANTICSOF “DEVEL
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QuestIonson Handout8-3A Handout8-3B
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Handout8-5 PerCapitaIncomeinU.S.Dol
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Handout8-7 Table8-7A. Labor ForcePa
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growth.Most,however,do havesuchreso
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States,and,morerecently,theSovietUn
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knowthat most developingnationsare
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healthservices,roads,airfields,ener
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Handout 9-1 ComparativeStandardof L
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Handout9-3 THEEVOLUTIONOF THESOVIET
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Handout9-3 (continued) DuringtheSix
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TheTenthFive-YearPlan,1976—i980 I
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Name Class Date Section 1. CHARACTE
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Name Section 2. SOCIALIST THEORY VE
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ENRICHMENTWORKSHEET CHAPTER17 Name
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Dute Collected a PercefitageDutiabl
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Billions ofDollars 2,500 2,000 1,50
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Economics — Review for Final Exam
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