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LA Comprehensive Curriculum Free Enterprise Guiding Questions

Unit 1: The Economic Way of Thinking 1.Can students identify an economic choice and its opportunity cost? 2.Can students define scarcity and how the concept of scarcity drives the decision- making process? 3.Can students explain the four factors of production and analyze the role they play in the production of goods and services?

Unit 1: The Economic Way of Thinking Continued 4.Can students use the Economic Way of Thinking in the decision-making process? 5.Can students explain the Circular Flow of Goods and Services Model?

Unit 2: Markets and Entrepreneurs 1.Can students explain why interdependence is linked to scarcity of natural resources? 2.Can students explain the purpose and importance of marketing in the economy? 3.Can students explain factors that affect competition and why competition is important to the economy? 4.Can students identify different types of business ownership and the importance of each?

Unit 3: Supply and Demand 1.Can students explain the factors that affect supply and demand? 2.Can students explain the effect that supply and demand have on prices?

Unit 4: Production 1.Can students explain the relationship between productivity and standard of living? 2.Can students identify factors that increase productivity? 3.Cans students rationalize the relationship between higher productivity and higher standard of living? 4.Can students explain the importance of labor- management relations and how labor relations affect the productivity and profits of business?

Unit 5: Money, Banking, and the Federal Reserve 1.Can students explain the purpose and importance of banks to economic systems? 2.Cans students identify the purpose and importance of financial markets? 3.Can students explain the role and importance of the Federal Reserve System?

Unit 5: Money, Banking, and the Federal Reserve Continued 4.Can students identify the purpose and importance of the FDIC? 5.Can students explain the role of interest and interest rates on the economy?

Unit 6: Economic Indicators 1.Can students identify the purpose and importance of economic indicators and how they provide information on different types of economies? 2.Can students define inflation and deflation? 3.Can students interpret economic information from charts and graphs?

Unit 6: Economic Indicators Continued 4.Can students explain the effect and importance of inflation and deflation on the economic decisions of individuals, nations, and the world? 5.Can students define the role of unemployment and underemployment in the economy?

Unit 7: Government Policy and Taxation 1.Can students identify the purpose and importance of different types of taxes and how they impact individuals and businesses? 2.Can students explain how and why government intervention has an effect on the economy? 3.Can students explain how federal spending and taxation are related to budget deficits, national debt and surpluses?

Unit 7: Government Policy and Taxation Continued 4.Can students identify the instances when government must step in and provide goods and/or services that will not be produced in the free market? 5.Can students distinguish between fiscal and monetary policy and explain the role of government policy on the economy?

Unit 8: The Global Economy 1.Can students identify the causes of economic interdependence? 2.Can students explain how businesses have changed to be competitive in a global market? 3.Can students explain how economies of different countries affect one another?

Unit 9: Personal Economies 1.Can students identify factors that affect successful acquisition of jobs? 2.Can students explain how interest rates affect saving and borrowing? 3.Can students identify the types, purpose, and importance of specific jobs needed in Louisiana?

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