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DWU #1 Should the government provide its’ citizens with a free education? Should the government give you free food? Free house? Free college? What should the government provide for its’ citizens? Explain.

DWU #2 What are the three productive resources? Why are they important? Explain each one in detail.

DWU #3 What is the relationship between Price and Quantity Demand? Using the demand schedule below create a demand curve. – PriceQuantity Demand a.$50100 b.$7575 c.$10030 d.$ Calculate the slope of the demand curve from pt. b to d -What does your answer mean?

DWU #4 What would happen to your demand if the price of everything dropped significantly. Explain. What would happen to your demand if the price of everything went up significantly. Explain. What is the relationship between price and demand?

DWU #3 Explain marginal analysis. Explain how you used marginal analysis while buying a good or service. – Use costs and benefits in your answer.

DWU #1 What are three economic systems? Explain the differences between them. What is a mixed, market and traditional economy.

DWU #4 Explain the difference between opportunity costs and trade-offs. Compare it to a Friday night activity and describe how you calculated your opportunity cost.

DWU# What is the production possibilities curve? What does it mean if you are producing along the curve? What does it mean if you are producing inside the curve? If you have a company moving production from 12 million cars to 18 million cars and trucks moving from 22 million to 17 million, what is the opportunity cost for this business?

DWU #4 Why do we calculate slope for a business? If this was a demand schedule for shoes, what would calculating slope help us understand? Using the demand schedule below, calculate the elasticity from pt. b to d. Are these shoes elastic or inelastic? – PriceQuantity Demand a.$50100 b.$7575 c.$10030 d.$11020

DWU #1 What is the law of supply? What is the relationship between price and quantity supply? List and explain the 4 determinants of supply. Illustrate the supply curve.

DWU List the determinants of supply and demand. What happens to the demand/supply curve if a company has to recall a product because of a defect? What determinant is affected? Graph the results of the graph and what is the effect of price and quantity?

DWU #3 List the determinants of supply and demand List the slope formula. List the elasticity formula. Calculate the slope and elasticity of the following price and quantity changes. – Price change in gas from 3.50 to 4.00 – And a quantity demand change from 16 million gallons sold to 14 million gallons sold.

DWU #2 What does it mean if our economy has a shortage of water or gasoline? – What is a shortage? – What happens to price? – Graph the following scenario? If you dare! The market equilibrium for gasoline nation wide is currently at $2.76 per gallon and 26 million gallons demanded daily. Gas companies find it increasing harder to explore where it can only offer 20 million gallons at which consumers demand 30 million on Thanksgiving holiday.

DWU #4 Define the four market structures: -monopoly- -perfect competition- -monopolistic competition- -oligopoly-

DWU # If you were in the market for some Snoop Dogg concert tickets and there were only 20,000 tickets supplied but 80,000 people wanted to go, what would result? Market Equilibrium P=60 Q=50,000 Graph it… Shortage/Surplus? Price? How can this situation lead someone to EBAY or craigslist?

DWU #4 What is total product? What is marginal product? What is the law of diminishing returns? Labor`Total ProductMarginal Product

DWU #3 Why do people invest in the stock market? What does “diversify your portfolio” mean? -USE THE SAYING “DON’T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET”`

DWU # What are the two problems that our economy faces? What are the two fiscal policies that our government implements during these problems? Graph the result of the fiscal policy that fixes a recession.

DWU # What are the four components of Aggregate Demand? If imports = 30 billion dollars worth of goods while exports =45 billion dollars worth of goods, what happens to aggregate demand? Graph the result of the trade deficit above.

DWU # What is nominal GDP? What is real GDP? What is the GDP deflator? What would a GDP deflator of 105 mean? What would a GDP deflator of 93 mean? Calculate the following: Real GDP = 13 Trillion

DWU #1 What is fiscal policy? What are the two things that the government can do to fix the problems? Describe GDP and what makes up GDP? How can the government help Aggregate Demand?`

DWU’#2 What is tax season? What does it mean to do your taxes? What if you don’t do your taxes? Why do you want to show the government that you don’t make that much money?