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February 2025
ECON (P.4 SPRING 2025)-Period 4
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Entrepreneurial Foldable: Risks & Rewards of Businesses
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1/22: What is Consumer Confidence? Take a look at the textbook page provided and answer the three questions listed at the bottom. Focus on the question that reads: "What other events might cause a decline in consumer confidence?" (Provide real life examples).
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1/21: In your own words, describe to me what gentrification is? Why does this happen? Is it purposefully? Can you identify an example from your own life?
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Cyber Sandwich: Pet Rock Edition
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1/21: In your own words, describe to me what gentrification is? Why does this happen? Is it purposefully? Can you identify an example from your own life?
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Entrepreneurial Foldable: Risks & Rewards of Businesses
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8*Parts: Externalities and Free Riders in Society
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1/27: Will you support tax increases to improve recreational facilities?
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(Homework): Everfi Assignment: College Finances
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Financial Literacy Topic #2: The True Cost of College
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2/4: How does the price of oil change the level of demand for the good?
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Case Study: Fueling Automobile Demand
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2/3: Does quantity demanded (how many people are wanting a particular item/service) always fall if the price rises? List several goods or services that you think would remain in demand even if the price rose sharply. Why does demand for those items change very little?
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Frayer Model: Demand
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2/5: Shifts in Demand
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2/4: How does the price of oil change the level of demand for the good?
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2/3: Does quantity demanded (how many people are wanting a particular item/service) always fall if the price rises? List several goods or services that you think would remain in demand even if the price rose sharply. Why does demand for those items change very little?
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2/5: Shifts in Demand
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2/3: Does quantity demanded (how many people are wanting a particular item/service) always fall if the price rises? List several goods or services that you think would remain in demand even if the price rose sharply. Why does demand for those items change very little?
11:59 PM
Frayer Model: Demand
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2/3: Does quantity demanded (how many people are wanting a particular item/service) always fall if the price rises? List several goods or services that you think would remain in demand even if the price rose sharply. Why does demand for those items change very little?
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