- Jackson Township High School
- Economics
Scott, Lisa Marie
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ECONOMICS: Societies around the world encounter trade-off decisions as they utilize their scarce resources, and Economics is the study of this decision-making process. This course introduces students to economic and market structures, the global economy, fiscal and monetary policy, pricing and production decision-making, international trade, and foreign exchange. The curriculum covers both macro- and microeconomic concepts. All course materials, assignments, and homework can be found in our Google Classroom.
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WHAT WE COVER
Chapters 1 and 2
- Scarcity, choice, and opportunity cost
- Production possibilities curve
- The three economic questions
- Economic systems
Chapter 4
- Demand
- Shifts in the demand curve
- Elasticity of demand
Chapter 5
- Supply
- Shifts in the supply curve
- Costs of production
Chapters 6 and 7
- Combining demand and supply
- Pricing and market equilibrium
- Costs of production
- Market Structures
Chapters 12 and 13
- GDP, Unemployment and Inflation
- Aggregate supply and aggregate demand
- Long-run macroeconomic equilibrium
Chapter 14
- Taxes
- Stabilization: Fiscal Policy
Chapters 10 and 16
- Money and banking
- The Federal Reserve
- Stabilization: Monetary Policy
Chapter 17
- International Trade
- Absolute and comparative advantage
- Foreign exchange markets