SUB PLANS 1.Pass out handout for Warm-up 2.Take Attendance on Roll Sheet 3.After 5 mins, discuss Warm-up questions. Use the popsicle sticks to call on.

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SUB PLANS 1.Pass out handout for Warm-up 2.Take Attendance on Roll Sheet 3.After 5 mins, discuss Warm-up questions. Use the popsicle sticks to call on students randomly to answer the questions 4.Collect the handouts, then Watch YouTube video clip (9 min) 5.Next, Read Oligopoly slide (& Monopolistic Competition slide to 4 th period ONLY) 6.Pass out Market Structures Chart worksheet to students who need it (some have it from yesterday) 7. 7.Have the students fill-in the chart worksheet based off the Market Structures slide 8. 8.Have students complete Workbook P. 39 & turn into the basket before they leave As they are working on Workbook P. 39, please display the Unit II Study Guide for those students who want to write it down ***I do allow them to use their phones to take a picture of the Study Guide instead of writing it down***

Wednesday October 29, 2014 Mr. Goblirsch – Economics OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT: - Identify the 4 different market structures; including monopolistic competition and oligopoly. AGENDA: 1)WARM-UP: Ch 7 Sec 3 Summary 2)VIDEO CLIP: Khan Academy: Monopolistic & Oligopoly (9 min) 3)CONCEPT: Market Structures 4)INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Workbook P. 39 – DUE TODAY 5)REVIEW: Unit II Study Guide *****Unit 2 (Chapters 4 – 7) Test TOMORROW***** Ch 7 Sec 3 Summary WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below) ***5 minutes***  Read the handout. Answer the questions below.  In a monopolistic competition marketplace, how do firms compete against one another?  In an oligopoly marketplace, what is price fixing?  What is the difference between monopolistic competition and oligopoly?

CH. 7 Market Structures

Market Structures

Monopolistic Competition Many companies compete in an open market to sell similar products

Non-Price Competition  Physical characteristics  Location  Service level  Advertising, image, or status

Oligopoly A few large firms dominate the market High barriers to entry Cooperation and collusion –avoid price competition—if one firm lowers prices, others tend to follow –price fixing Cartels –a formal organization that agrees to coordinate prices and production –example—OPEC

Market Structures

UNIT II STUDY GUIDE MULTIPLE CHOICE 3 stages of production Demand & Supply Law of Demand & Supply Market Structures: –Perfect competition –Monopolistic competition –Oligopoly –Monopoly ANALYZING GRAPHS Demand & Supply Changes in Demand & Supply ANALYZING EQUILIBRIUM Price & Quantity Result of a price ceiling Changes in Eq. price & Eq. quantity when supply & demand shift