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Essential Question: How do buyers and sellers create the forces of supply and demand in a market economy? Warm up: If a new technology allows Coke to make Coke faster, what shifts, Supply or Demand? Increase or Decrease? Have your Senior Budgets out! Standard: a. Identify and illustrate on a graph factors that cause changes in market supply and demand.

 Go to :   List ways that government is involved in your lives. Everyone must post! Post as many things as you can think of.  Then start working on your notecards.

 Ipads must be brought everyday  Ipads are an educational tool, and not for games or social networking.  Only access sites or apps that are being used or you are instructed to access.  Leaving accepted apps or websites will result in the Ipad being locked.  No cell phone. All cell phones go to cell phone jail!