Tuesday September 2, 2014 Mr. Goblirsch – Economics

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Tuesday September 2, 2014 Mr. Goblirsch – Economics OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Demonstrate knowledge of Free and Centrally Planned economies through a simulation of creating an economic system. AGENDA: WARM-UP: How My Life Would Be Different Journal GUIDED ACTIVITY: Russia in Crisis (P. 39) ACTIVITY: Designing An Economic System CLOSURE: What I need to Know for Tomorrows Quiz ***Chapter 2 Quiz TOMORROW – WED 9/3*** **Workbook Pgs. 21 & 23 DUE TOMORROW** How My Life Would Be Different WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below) ***5 minutes*** Write a ½ page journal entry on the topic below. In the United States, we have a mixed economic system based on a Free Market, with some elements of a Centrally Planned system. If the U.S. began using a pure Free Market system (completely free), 2 ways my life would change would be … If the U.S. began using a pure Centrally Planned system (completely unfree), 2 ways my life would change would be …

SIMULATION: Creating an Economic System OBJECTIVE - Demonstrate knowledge of Free and Centrally Planned economies through a simulation of creating an economic system. Get into groups of 6-8. Select a slip with an economic system. WITHIN YOUR GROUP: Discuss each economic system with your group. (You will be advocating for the economic system on your slip). Delegates (representatives) of each system should present the benefits of their system. Delegates should present drawbacks of the other system. Negotiate to create a economic system. Fill out the chart based on the economic system you agree on. QUESTION TO BE ANSWERED HOW DEFINED IN YOUR ECONOMY 1) Who decides how resources will be allocated? 2) Who owns the factors of production? 3) Who determines what goods & services will be produced? 4) Who determines prices? 5) How is income distributed? 6) Must all members contribute equally? 7) What social benefits does the system supply? 8) What is the role of government in the economy?

Free Market (Capitalist, Democratic) Centrally Planned (Socialist, Authoritarian)

CLOSURE: What I NEED To Know For TOMORROW’S Quiz Advantages & Disadvantages of Free Market & Centrally Planned economies 3 key economic questions Identify the economic goals (describe how they sometimes conflict) Specialization Capitalism characteristics “Invisible hand” Factor & Product markets Why most modern economies are mixed