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Year 10 Economics On the first day of every week, each one of you should set aside a sum of money in keeping with his income.” 1 Corinthians 16:2
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Create In a small group create your own definition of what Economics means to you… Create a mind map of words that you associate with Economics…
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-Definition: The study of the factors that influence the production, distribution and use of goods and services Macroeconomics: concerned with the study of the economy as a whole and the issues that influence it – the ‘big picture’ eg. unemployment Microeconomics: The workings of an economy’s separate parts – eg. Business’ + consumers/buyers + sellers. Recession: A period of bad economic circumstances, usually less severe than a depression (no economic growth for six months or longer). Depression: A period during which there is a significant slump in economic behaviour. Inflation: The rise of prices caused by excessive levels of demand or spending and/or the rising cost of production.
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Humanities Alive! -Chapter 3 (p. 48-51) What are the key interactions in the Aussie economy?
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Question??? How do you participate in the Australian economy?
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Group task! In small groups research an economics philosopher from the list below. (Report your findings to the class in an engaging way) {Adam Smith, Joan Robinson, Harriet Martineau, John Kenneth Galbraith, Thomas Malthus, Beatrice Webb} (You’ve got 15 minutes)
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2 nd Group Task!!! In different small groups research someone alive today who could be considered a modern economics philosopher: (Report your findings to the class in a creative way)
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Response… Think about how your own economic decisions might affect others in the Australia economy. Write 2-3 paragraphs outlining your views.
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