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Chapter 5

Lesson 5-1 Comparison Shopping A. Involves ________________________. B. Only comparison shop as necessary by weighing _____________________.

The Trade Offs in Food Store A. Club warehouse stores generally offer the lowest price but ______________. B. Convenience stores carry few items and _______________. C. Generic and Brand name products.

Lesson 5-2 I. Comparing Clothing Value

II. More for Less

Lesson 5-3 How much should you spend? Financing the purchase of a house Renters rights and responsibilities