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Economics is the study of mankind in the ordinary business of life --Alfred Marshall

The Zoo Your group is building a new zoo. You have to decide which animals to have. Space is limited. You get 25 acres. Take 8-10 minutes to make your selections, based on the next slide.

Zoo Choices for 25 Total Acres Asian Elephant - 1 acre African Elephant - 1.5 acres Reptile House - 5 acres Hammerhead Shark - 1/2 acre Kangaroo - 1/2 acre Tiger - 1 acre Whales - 3 acres House of Birds - 5 acres Lion - 2 acres Turkey - 1/10 acre Giraffe -1 acre Seal - 1/2 acre Camel - 1/2 acre Cheetah - 1 acre Cow - 1/3 acre Monkey - 1/2 acre *Numbers are acres required for ONE animal (hint: they don’t like being alone!) [If you had 2 of each, it would take over 34 acres–so you will have to make choices.]

In pairs, plan the 25 Acres in Your Zoo (draw the animals) Lion - 2 acres; Turkey - 1/10 acre; Giraffe -1 acre; Seal - 1/2 acre; Camel - 1/2 acre; Cheetah - 1 acre; Cow - 1/3 acre; Monkey - 1/2 acre; Asian Elephant - 1 acre; African Elephant - 1.5 acres; Reptile House - 5 acres; Hammerhead Shark - ½ acre; Kangaroo - 1/2 acre; Tiger - 1 acre; Whales - 3 acres; House of Birds - 5 acres. *Numbers are acres required for ONE animal (hint: they don’t like being alone!) (If you had 2 of each, it would take over 34 acres – so you will have to make choices.)

25 ACRES Two camels Two seals To get you started here are some examples of what you might do! Two monkeys This would have taken care of 7 of the 25 acres. 18 more to go! Two Asian elephants Two camels Remember that 2 of each helps future zoo stock. Two seals Two tigers

Questions 1. Why didn't your group put one of every animal in the zoo? Scarcity 2. We had a TINSTAAFL * problem. If we wanted more of one animal we had to give up more of another animal. 3. Why didn't your group put a turkey in your zoo?  Benefits vs. costs (turkeys, like cows, are too common) 4. Why didn't your group have a zoo with only monkeys?  Diminishing (less) marginal (extra) utility (satisfaction) 5. Why did your group choose an Asian elephant and not an African elephant? Benefits vs. costs (the Asian Elephant takes less land) * There Is No Such Thing As A Free Lunch

Questions Continued 6. What was the last animal to make the cut for your zoo?  Marginal Analysis 7. What was the animal that just missed the cut for your zoo?  That animal is the “opportunity cost” (“opportunity lost”) 8. What animal did everyone in your group agree to include ___?  9. Would everyone in your group have made the same choices if they did the zoo alone?  Individual benefits vs. social benefits

Discussion Questions. What is the cost of staying in school? Why do some students choose to drop out of school? Why do most students choose to stay in high school and graduate? What are the future consequences of a decision to drop out of school vs. stay in school?