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Economic Systems
OVERVIEW
The economic systems infographic contrasts command and market economies. Students will discover the three basic economic questions and how economic and social goals shape the economic agents in a country.
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LESSONS & ACTIVITIES
1 HOUR+
VIDEO Q&A
0-15 MIN
Introduction to Perfect Competition
Hear an example of the perfect competition market.
MODULES
16-30 MIN
Market Equilibrium
Discuss market equilibrium.
AUDIO Q&A
Econ Lowdown Podcast Series
21 Economics audio assignments for your classroom
READING Q&A
16-30 MIN
The Economics of Flying: How Competitive Are the Friendly Skies?
Learn about market structures and deregulation in the context of the modern airline industry.
VIDEO Q&A
16-30 MIN
Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply: Negative Demand Shock
Introduces the benefits and costs of international trade.
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INFOGRAPHICS & COMICS
How Do I Make a Decision?
Learn about PACED decision-making
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Supply & Demand: How Do Markets Determine Price?
Learn about the basics of supply, demand, and market equilibrium.
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Price Ceilings & Price Floors
Learn about the effects of price controls on a market.
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Trade: Why Do Nations Trade?
Visualize key components of international trade.
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Gross Domestic Product
Visualize the components of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
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Circular Flow
Visualize the circular flow diagram.
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Maximum Employment
Learn about maximum employment and how it is measured.
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Price Stability
Learn about price stability and how it is measured.
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Taxes
Highlight how taxes pay for the goods and services the government provides.
INFOGRAPHICS & COMICS
Fiscal & Monetary Policy
Define fiscal and monetary policy and highlight their differences.
