Objective To apply and associate economic concepts with students’ lives.

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Objective To apply and associate economic concepts with students’ lives

Mixed Economy Some Government involvement Competition among businesses Lower prices, Better products Consumers have choice Consumer Sovereignty Firms produce what we want

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