The Baby Bust: How Economics Can Explain Demographic Changes
Discover the economic reasoning that may explain declining birth rates in many wealthy nations.
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In this lesson, students work in groups to examine excerpts from primary source documents to identify social and economic factors affecting different groups of people during the Great Migration of 1916-1917.
The Baby Bust: How Economics Can Explain Demographic Changes
Discover the economic reasoning that may explain declining birth rates in many wealthy nations.
Learning Activity: Westward Expansion & Marginal Productivity
Examine total, average, and marginal productivity rates.
Everything Including the Kitchen Sink: Progressive Reforms & Wealth in the 1920's
Investigate economic prosperity in the 1920's.
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