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Christian Normile
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Learn why we will never be happy.
Our Objective Today…
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But first...
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Multiple Choice
Which principal of economic thinking is illustrated by the cartoon?
People choose
Choices have costs
People gain from voluntary trade
People respond to incentives
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following challenges do all economic systems face? How to…
balance imports and exports
save money and reduce the debt
make the best use of scarce resources
balance the government’s budget
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a fundamental economic principle?
People gain from voluntary trade.
Free goods have a cost to the government
People’s choices involve costs.
Incentives influence people’s choices.
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II The Basic Economic Problem
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Multiple Choice
According to the cartoon, in 2011, the world's population hit 7 million.
True
False
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Back to the cartoon...
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Multiple Choice
The man holding the bottle was wearing glasses.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
According to the cartoon, there are not enough...
water
resoures
people
champagne
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Multiple Choice
When there is a lack of enough resources, this is known as...
a plethora
abundance
scarcity
profusion
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A) Scarcity –
II The Basic Economic Problem
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Open Ended
What is YOUR definition of scarcity?*
(*5 words or fewer)
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Fewer - when you are talking about countable nouns
Less - when you are not talking about countable nouns
Fewer or Less?
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A) Scarcity – when needs or wants are greater than resources
II The Basic Economic Problem
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Multiple Choice
What is the economic definition of scarcity?
A situation in which something is rare
A situation in which something is hard to find.
Lack of enough resources to satisfy our wants.
A situation in which something is
expensive
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A) Scarcity - Not enough resources
Exists b/c
1.
2.
II The Basic Economic Problem
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Multiple Choice
According to the cartoon, this man is never...
Nice
Satisfied
Happy
Good
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Poll
Humans are, for the most part, never satisfied?
Strongly Agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
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Multiple Choice
Followers of which system believe that the desire for more needs to be eliminated?
Capitalism
Consumerism
Buddhism
Hedonism
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A) Scarcity - Not enough resources
Exists b/c
Unlimited Wants
II The Basic Economic Problem
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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A) Scarcity - Not enough resources
Exists b/c
Unlimited Wants
Limited Resources
II The Basic Economic Problem
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