LESSON 2.4 Shopping on the Net

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LESSON 2.4 Shopping on the Net Chapter 2 LESSON 2.4 Shopping on the Net Objectives: By the end of class, students will be able to: Identify advantages and disadvantages of Internet shopping Describe services that can be purchased over the Internet

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Student Practice/ Application: Your Task: 1. Read pages 68-75 in your Economics textbook. 2. Complete questions 1-6 on page 75 of your textbook (Try These) Extra Credit: Complete questions 7,9-13 of your textbook (Think Critically)