11th Grade Externalities Lessons

Explore how economic functions of government, including fiscal and monetary policies, play a role in stabilizing the economy. Gain insight into the impact of government decisions on competition, income redistribution, and addressing externalities. Develop the ability to critically analyze economic policies and their broader effects.

Explore market failure with a particular emphasis on negative externalities and monopoly mechanisms. Gain a deeper understanding of economic inefficiencies and regulatory responses, enhancing analytical skills in examining market structures and policies.

Investigate the intricacies of market failures, focusing on key concepts like government interventions and externalities in economic systems. Understand how these elements impact market dynamics and resource allocation. Develop skills necessary for analyzing economic policies and their societal effects.

Explore market failures by examining public goods and competitive market dynamics. Gain an understanding of the characteristics of public goods and why free markets struggle to produce them. Analyze how externalities impact market efficiency.

Study the economic and social policies during Hoover's presidency, focusing on events such as the Dawes Act, the Great Depression, and the Dust Bowl. Understand how these policies affected Native communities and contributed to broader economic challenges in the United States, enhancing analytical skills within historical contexts.

Examine the essential components of market segmentation, focusing on its definition and key segments, such as demographic and psychographic categories, along with income types. Gain insights into recognizing various consumer groups and understanding generational marketing nuances to enhance marketing strategy skills.

Master the principles of market identification by classifying consumers based on characteristics such as age, gender, and engagement level. Develop the ability to pinpoint key market segments and comprehend consumer needs across various scenarios, enhancing skills in market analysis and strategic decision-making.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of stock market concepts, including ownership, trading, and stock evaluation. Achieve proficiency in analyzing financial securities and market dynamics, thereby enhancing business finance skills.

Examine antitrust laws, including the Sherman Act, Clayton Act, and Federal Trade Commission Act, to understand their influence on market structures. Gain insights into the effects of these laws on competition and learn to distinguish between pure competition and monopoly.

Examine the key events and legislative developments of the Reconstruction era, focusing on the 15th Amendment and the Compromise of 1877. Analyze the challenges faced after the Civil War and explore the political environment that influenced the evolution of the United States. Understand how these historical developments impacted voting rights and the broader social and political context of the period.

Explore key economic market structures, focusing on various forms of competition across different market types. Gain insights into identifying market characteristics and understanding the dynamics of monopolistic and oligopolistic markets.

Explore the dynamics of the foreign exchange market, focusing on currency conversion and the factors influencing exchange rates. Understand the primary functions of the market and the role interest rates play in it. Enhance skills in interpreting economic indicators for informed financial decision-making.

Explore fundamental business concepts, including target markets, value propositions, and competitor analysis. Gain insights into identifying customer groups, understanding competition dynamics, and improving strategic business positioning.