Trade: Why Do Nations Trade?
Visualize key components of international trade.
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This active lesson has students encounter physical barriers that represent natural and government-imposed trade barriers.
Trade: Why Do Nations Trade?
Visualize key components of international trade.
Is Trade a Zero-Sum Game?
Demonstrate that voluntary trade can benefit buyers and sellers.
Country Interdependence: How Do the Actions of One Country Affect Other Countries?
Student groups represent fictional countries. Economic changes in one country impact others due to global interdependence and specialization.
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A Yen to Trade
Teach trade, comparative advantage, and barriers to trade with A Yen to Trade Curriculum Unit.
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Find the exchange rate for the currency of 24 countries.
Let’s Make a Deal
Learn what conditions are necessary for two people to agree to a trade.
The Tortoise and the Hare
Discover the benefits of specialization.
Making Magic
Read a story to illustrate the benefits of trade.
Tricks of the Trade
Investigate the balance between scarce resources and the benefits of trade.
Trading Circles
Illustrate how the size of a trading area affects goods and resources.
Pieces of Paper
Compare a barter economy with one that uses money.
The Road to Riches
Show how changes in transportation affect trade routes and partners.
Trade Connections
Review basic ideas about international trade.
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