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1 SIGN UP FOR REMIND Text: @RobertsEco to 81010

2 Economics: How to Make Money and Keep It

3 How Will We Do That? Supply and Demand Scarcity The Global Economy International Trade Free Enterprise, Socialism, and Communism Property Rights Types of Markets Economic Measurement and Growth

4 How Will We Do That? Money The Role of Government Fiscal Policy Business Ownership Saving, Borrowing, and Building Capital Cost-Benefit Analysis Personal Budget How to Pay for College

5 Why Do You Do What You Do? What is one word that explains why you do everything that you do? “_____ is the reason I do everything I do.”

6 Why Do You Do What You Do? Incentives

7 Why Do You Do What You Do?

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