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Social Studies
Economics
By Lindsey Bourgeois
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Economics
Economics is the study of MONEY. It is the study of how money is created and shared.
Economy is the same as WEALTH. It deals with the amount of money and resources our country has.
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What makes a good economy?
To have a good economy, we need money to be flowing largely. It needs to be made. It needs to be spent.
Many people should have jobs and should be making money. If people are making money, they are spending money. When we spend money, such as going to the grocery store, we pay taxes. Taxes pay for us to have new roads, our fire departments, our police departments, schools, and more.
What would make a bad economy?
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How did economics start?
Before paper bills and metal coins were invented, people had to trade to get items they needed or wanted. The trading system was called the Barter System.
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FUN FACT: China is the first country to create paper bills around year 618 AD.
Look how far we have come!
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● A WANT is something you would like to have but don’t necessarily have to have in order to survive. These things include junk food, cars, toys, and electronics.
WANT
● A NEED is something you need in order to survive. These things include food, water, shelter, and clothing.
NEED
Let's think about how we spend our money!
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Healthy food
A place to sleep
A winter coat
School shoes
Can you think of one?
NEEDS
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Hot Cheetos
a new video game
Air Jordan 3
Designer clothing
Can you think of one?
WANTS
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of a need?
School Uniform
Fancy Car
Junk food
Fancy New Shoes
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Multiple Choice
What an example of a want?
A house to live in.
An education
Water
A Football.
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of a want?
A new toy.
Electricity
Healthy food.
Winter boots to keep your feet warm.
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of a need?
Cookies
Medicine
A new cellphone
A netflix account
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How are we spending our money?
There are TWO ways to spend money. We buy goods, and we buy services.
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Goods are things people make or grow to sell.
Goods can be touched.
Examples:
Chocolate
Clothes
Cars
Apples
Can you think of one?
Goods
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Services are something you pay for that other people do for you.
Getting a haircut
Going to the doctor.
Getting your nails done.
Getting a tire fixed.
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Services
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Multiple Choice
Pick the GOOD.
A Pizza.
Getting a haircut.
Having surgery.
Paying someone to walk your dog.
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Multiple Choice
Pick the GOOD.
Taking a Taxi.
A pair of shoes.
Going to the doctor.
Getting a tire fixed.
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Multiple Choice
Pick the Service.
Chocolate
Snow Boots
Soap
Having someone paint your nails.
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Multiple Choice
Pick the Service.
Cheese Pizza.
Taking music lessons.
A trashcan.
A chair.
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Scarcity and Abundance
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SCARCITY/ SHORTAGE
Scarcity is when there is a very small amount of something available. When something is scarce, we can also say there is a shortage.
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Abundance is when there is a large supply (amount) of something available. Another word for abundance is surplus.
Abundance/Surplus
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A classroom is having a party. There are 30 students.
There is 47 slices of pizza and 11 juices.
Name the SURPLUS and the SCARCITY.
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EXAMPLE
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A store has 4 apples left and 96 oranges left.
NAME THE SCARCITY AND SURPLUS
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EXAMPLE
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Multiple Choice
A classroom is having a party. There is 25 students. There is 57 cookies and 13 cartons of milk. Name the SCARCITY.
Cookies
MILK
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Multiple Choice
A classroom is having a party. There is 25 students. There is 57 cookies and 13 cartons of milk. Name the SURPLUS.
Cookies
Milk
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Multiple Choice
Rob wants to give his friends each a bag of chips and a soft drink. He has 5 friends. He has 10 bags of chips and 2 soft drinks. What is the SCARCITY?
soft drinks
chips
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Multiple Choice
Rob wants to give his friends each a bag of chips and a soft drink. He has 5 friends. He has 10 bags of chips and 2 soft drinks. What is the SURPLUS?
Chips
Soft drinks
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Economics
By Lindsey Bourgeois
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