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The Early 1980s: A Tough Time For Home Builders and Mortgage Bankers
Have you ever thought of how much it might cost you to finance the purchase of a home? The home's purchase price is like..
The Economics of Homebuying
This lesson provides an overview of the basics of buying a home for the first time. Your students may make this decision..
What Would You Work Hard For?
GRADES K-2. This lesson has students go through a simulation to learn about value, abundance, and scarcity and asks them to consider the things that they’d be willing to work very hard for...
Every Penny Counts
You know that $5 bill you got for your birthday? There are many things you could spend it on, aren't there? You could buy a toy boat to sail on the pond...
You will compare several brands of popcorn – determining which tastes best, comparing price per serving and researching the production of corn per state..
Using coupons, students will learn why we make the choices as consumers.
What Do People Want to Wear?
You will use a market scenario as a basis for analyzing the relationship between the demand for and the price for a product
Lesson Plan: Credit: Buy Now & Pay More Later
Students explore the costs and benefits of using credit cards. They can take a quiz to test their Credit Card IQ.
Simple Simon Meets a Producer
In this lesson you will learn what consumers and producers do. You will also be asked to give two examples of resources used by producers
Incentives Influence Us!
Let's learn more about the incentives offered to you. Which incentives influence you? Which do not?
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