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1 + WORDS OF THE DAY: DEFINE THESE TERMS Economy Economics Positive economics Normative economics Goods/services When you finish the WOD’s, complete the Anticipation Guide— left side ONLY.

2 + The 7 Principles of Economic Thinking Essential Questions: How do economists explain their world? Why can’t you always get what you want?

3 + WORDS OF THE DAY: DEFINE THESE TERMS Scarcity Choice* (use your device/dictionary) Tradeoff Incentive Cost-Benefit Analysis

4 + The 7 Principles of Economic Thinking 1. Scarcity Forces Trade-offs 2. Cost vs. Benefits 3. Thinking At the Margin 4. People Respond to Incentives 5. Trade Makes People Better Off 6. Markets Coordinate to Trade 7. Future Consequences Count

5 PRINCIPLE #1 Scarcity Forces Tradeoffs … but Resources are Limited People have Unlimited Wants… Land Soil Minerals Fuels People Money Technology Food Clothing Shelter Schools Hospitals Cars Transportation

6 + Scarcity Forces Tradeoffs https://www.youtube.co m/watch?v=yReZ4xdg5 bw

7 Scarcity Forces Tradeoffs

8 PRINCIPLE #2 Costs vs. Benefits

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11 http://yadayadayadaecon.c om/clip/7/

12 + PRINCIPLE #3 Thinking at the Margin “Thinking at the Margin” = What is the benefit of adding ONE more? T-shirts on sale for $10 each – at a certain point adding ONE more t-shirt is not worth it anymore.

13 + Thinking at the Margin Stop @ 1:15 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml8_IQ3Cnrs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml8_IQ3Cnrs

14 PRINCIPLE #4 People Respond to Incentives -Incentives – anything to change peoples’ behavior. (sale, detention) Incentives can be … MOTIVATINGDETERRING

15 People Respond to Incentives Incentives Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s4qTifYWe4&index=2&li st=PLAC4588289DAE0883

16 + PRINCIPLE #5 Trade Makes People Better Off In most economies, trade is VOLUNTARY. Parties only trade if believe it is in best interest. McDonald’s wants your money, you want their food – trade helps you both.—it’s a “win, win”

17 + Trade Makes People Better Off https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibvFAw8UckU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibvFAw8UckU ​

18 + PRINCIPLE #6 Markets Coordinate to Trade Parties that trade want to make it as simple as possible. Examples: Many stores in one location at a mall Many brands of food sold in the same grocery store.

19 + Markets Coordinate to Trade https://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=h7oq26R6Kak https://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=h7oq26R6Kak

20 + PRINCIPLE #7 Future Consequences Count Economists always think about the future This is the “…it depends…” “If we raise taxes, what will be the effect?”

21 + PRINCIPLE #7 Future Consequences Count Future Consequences Count video: https://www.youtube.com/w atch?v=F3H1_hJfmwA

22 + Apply the 7 Economic Principles Get out your “Economic Warm-up” from last block. Look over each question and your responses. In the column to the left of the right, identify which of the 7 Economic Principles you applied to your decision. Be prepared to explain.

23 + Cost vs. Benefits Analysis Find a 2-3 partners (groups should have 3-4) Using the choice provided on your poster, you will complete the following tasks: 1. Identify the resources necessary to complete/achieve the assigned choice. Write these on Post-its and put them directly under the choice. 2. Analyze the costs and benefits of that choice, using one color of Post-its for costs and another for benefits. Put the costs on the left side and the benefits on the right. 3. Write your choice on a Post-it and place that at the bottom. Be prepared to justify and explain your choice.


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