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ECONOMICS: February 27 Economics Learning Target

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1 ECONOMICS: February 27 Economics Learning Target
In order to gain expertise about one market structure, I will analyze some details about a specific industry. I will know I have it when I can apply the characteristics of each type of market structure (number of producers, similarity of products, ease of entry, and control over prices) and determine the market structure in which my assigned industry belongs. --turn in pre-project reading guide if did not do so last class (HO from earlier) Continue Market Structure industry group assignments -begin work on visual for assigned industry (poster must be completed by the end of class tomorrow!) Assignment: --read Ch. 7, Lessons 2 and 3

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