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Civics 7.4

Civics 7.4

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Social Studies

9th - 12th Grade

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Dr. Sara Davis-Leonard

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9 Slides • 10 Questions

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Civics 7.4

Economics Part 2

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Open Ended

What is the result of increasing productivity in business, school, or life?

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Increasing Productivity

  • Productivity - the ability to turn input into output in a certain amount of time

  • Specialization - devotion of certain resources into wealth

  • Division of labor - act of splitting work into smaller and more specialized tasks

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Open Ended

Give an example of division of labor.

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Increasing Productivity

  • Factory - facility designed and used for producing particular goods and services

  • Mass Production - the production of large quantities of a particular good

  • Business organization - enable owners to profit from production and pay laborers a wage or salary

  • Assembly Line - product moves down the line and is assembled by a series of laborers

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Multiple Choice

Who revolutionized the assembly line?

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Sam Walton

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Henry Ford

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Karl Marx

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Orville Wright

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Increasing Productivity

  • Technology - application of scientific breakthroughs to commerce and industry

  • invention - any new form of technology created to meet a need

  • innovation - something that profoundly changes and improves the way things are done

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Multiple Choice

Is the Iphone 12 an invention or innovation?

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Invention

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Innovation

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Multiple Choice

Is the assembly line an innovation or invention?

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Innovation

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Invention

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Increasing Productivity

  • Human Capitol - that which makes laborers more productive

  • Unskilled workers - jobs require minimal amounts of training and few specific skills

  • Skilled workers - jobs require greater training and/or education and more skills

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Multiple Select

Which of the following would be skilled workers?

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Doctors

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Lawyers

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Engineers

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Walmart floor stocker

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Increasing Productivity

  • Blue Collar Jobs - occupation which requires manual labor

  • White Collar Jobs - typically do not on a daily basis

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Open Ended

Give an example of skilled and unskilled workers.

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Increasing Productivity

  • robotics - machines which can be programmed to produce goods

  • automation - businesses conclude that a robot/machine can do the task of a human at great cost and/or more production

  • Agribusiness - replacement of small, labor intensive family farms with larger, capital-intensive company owned farms

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Open Ended

Why would you join agribusiness?

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Multiple Choice

Selling laptop computers at discount prices and producing so many of them as to still make a huge profit is an example of what?

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assembly line technology

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adequate business organization

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the practice of mass production

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the application of automation

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Multiple Choice

Of the following, who would MOST LIKELY earn the highest wage/salary?

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an uneducated blue collar worker

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a skilled white collar worker

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some who graduated high school and has very little additional training

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someone who works as a hired hand on a farm

Civics 7.4

Economics Part 2

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