AP ECONOMICS: September 8

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AP ECONOMICS: September 8 Warm-up: Draw a properly labeled D graph and show an increase in price from a hypothetical point A to point B on the D curve. Learning Target: In order to establish a thorough understanding of the workings of a free market economy, I will learn the principles of demand. I will know I have it when, on a demand graph, I can: (1) differentiate between a change in quantity demanded vs. a change in demand; and (2) accurately shift demand curves given various demand curve shift scenarios. See HO packet for following items --Introduction to D review --factors that shift D (known as D determinants) --D activity (begin Worksheet 5.4) (HO) Assignment: --read Module 6 --complete Worksheet 5.5