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Economics

What's Price Have to Do with It?

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In this lesson, elementary students learn about consumers, goods, services, and price. They analyze how consumers generally respond to the changes in price for a good or service. From that analysis, they learn the law of demand. An assessment activity is included.
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K-5
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