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This lesson teaches students about supply and demand through a cocoa bean market simulation where they negotiate prices as buyers and sellers over multiple trading rounds. Students learn to identify equilibrium price, explain how market interactions determine prices, and recognize conditions that create shortages and surpluses.
NOTE: Answer key is for middle school lesson plan only.
Infographic Posters
Browse infographics for your classroom.
Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply: Negative Demand Shock
Introduces the benefits and costs of international trade.
Market Equilibrium
Discuss market equilibrium.
Why Are Some Social Media Sites Free to Use?
Learn why social media platforms are free and define network effect.
Understanding Price Elasticity
Introduce elasticity to your students.
Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply: Positive Demand Shock
Introduces the benefits and costs of international trade.
PACED Pretzels
Learn about and apply the five-step PACED decision-making process.
Is Trade a Zero-Sum Game?
Demonstrate that voluntary trade can benefit buyers and sellers.
How Do We Measure Unemployment?
Demonstrate how we calculate the civilian unemployment rate.
The GDP Expenditures Equation: How Do We Measure It?
Learn about gross domestic product (GDP)
Exploring Careers in Economics
Learn about careers for people with backgrounds studying economics.
The CPI Market Basket
Compare the price of goods and interpret the effects of inflation on consumers.
Comparative Advantage: Trading Brownies and Pizza
Discover the benefits of trade.
Teaching About Money, Spending, & Inflation Using an Auction
Conduct two rounds of auctioning off the same goods with increasing money to demonstrate inflationary forces.
Circular Flow
Simulate the circular flow model and learn about economic relationships.
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