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Money Week 2023 - introduction

Money Week 2023 - introduction

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

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Szabina Tóth

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6 Slides • 21 Questions

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Money

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What is money?

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Do some research!

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Open Ended

What is money?

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The origin of money

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Open Ended

What did people use for trading before the development of money?

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Multiple Choice

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According to many historians, the first regulated coins were issued c. 610–c. 560 BCE in the kingdom of Lydia, i.e. present-day ... (country).

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Hungary

2

Turkey

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Egypt

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China

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Open Ended

What does currency mean?

9

Multiple Choice

What is the name of the field that deals with the study of currency?

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Numismatics

2

Numerology

3

Number theory

4

Astrology

10

Multiple Choice

What does inflation mean?

1

The decrease of the prices in a certain country.

2

The increase of the purchising power of money.

3

An increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy, resulting in the reduction of the purchising power of money.

4

The introduction of a new currency in a country.

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Multiple Choice

What does the BigMac Index show?

1

The price of junk food in a certain country.

2

The Big Mac index is a way of measuring Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) between different countries.

3

The amount of junk food people eat in a certain country.

4

The quality of BigMac in a certain country.

12

Multiple Choice

Which of the following countries had the highest BigMac Index value in 2022?

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Hungary

2

Vietnam

3

USA

4

Switzerland

13

Gross and net salary

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Multiple Choice

...pay is the amount of money an employee receives from a company before any deductions—such as health insurance, taxes, or student loan payments—are taken out.

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Gross

2

Net

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Multiple Choice

Net pay is the money ...

1

left once taxes and deductions have been taken out of your gross pay.

2

before any deductions—such as health insurance, taxes, or student loan payments—are taken out.

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Gross and net salary in Hungary

What % of the gross salary is the net salary?

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Open Ended

What % of the gross salary is the net salary?

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Multiple Choice

Who earns more?

A. whose gross salary is 600 000 HUF or

B. whose net salary is 420 000 HUF

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A

2

B

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Multiple Choice

Who earns more?

A. whose net salary is 500 000 HUF or

B. whose gross salary is 750 000 HUF

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A

2

B

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Multiple Choice

How much is your net salary if your gross salary is 444 000 HUF?

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300 000 HUF

2

667 000 HUF

3

444 000 HUF

4

295 000 HUF

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Multiple Choice

How much is your gross salary if your net salary is 445 000 HUF?

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300 000 HUF

2

669 000 HUF

3

444 000 HUF

4

295 000 HUF

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Open Ended

The price of a product was increased by 10%. How much do you need to pay now if the original price was 12500HUF?

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Multiple Choice

The price of a product was 24000 and it was increased by 10% last week. The new price will be increased by another 10% next week. How much do we need to pay after the two changes?

1

29 040 HUF

2

30 000 HUF

3

14 000 HUF

4

25 000 HUF

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Multiple Choice

The price of a product was increased by 10% last week, and the new price will be increased by another 10% next week. By what % was the original price increased after the two changes?

1

20%

2

100%

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21%

4

10%

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Multiple Choice

The price of a product was 24000 and it was increased by 10% last week. The new price will be decreased by 20% next week. How much do we need to pay after the two changes?

1

20 000 HUF

2

21 120 HUF

3

22 000 HUF

4

23 000 HUF

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Multiple Choice

The price of a product was 24000 and it was increased by 10% last week. The new price will be decreased by 20% next week. What % of the original price do we need to pay altogether?

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90%

2

20%

3

88%

4

110%

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Multiple Choice

The price of a product was 24000 and it was increased by 10% last week. The new price will be decreased by 30% next week. What % of the original price do we need to pay altogether?

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77%

2

20%

3

70%

4

120%

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