Economic Productivity Review

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In our "playdough economics" activities what represented specialization?

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workers doing one part of the job of making hamburgers

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In our "playdough economics" activities, what was an example of an improved capital resources?

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the sesame seed making tool

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Uncle Jed's Barbershop taught about the importance of: saving, working hard, sharing, all of the above

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all of the above

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The different jobs Becky, Betty, and Bob have in their cupcake shop is an example of:

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specialization

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In the cupcake business above, Becky, Betty and Bob each have different jobs because they want to: learn different jobs, make more cupcakes, increase the price of the cupcakes, all of the above

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make more cupcakes

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The mixer, oven and decorating machine they use are examples of:

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capital resources

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To be responsible with our money, we need to not only spend money wisely but also

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share and save some

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What increases productivity? Options: specialization, capital resources, education/training, all of the above

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all of the above

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A riding lawn mower is a capital resource that helps lawn crews be more productive.

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True

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Specialization results in more interdependence.

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TRUE