Questions
Why do supply and demand model our economy?
What if you’re a farmer/hunter and grow your own food is it free? Why or why not?
Who actually pays for free lunch?
What would people do/risk for money?
How do companies decide on prices before a product is released?
What is the relationship between free lunch and government?
Why are prices different around the world?
Why is entrepreneurship essential to brining together the factors of production?
Is quality more important than quantity
Is anything really "free" in this world?
How do economies get better?
Why are people desperate for oil? Why is oil so important for the economy
What does the statement mean “there ain't no such thing as free lunch” mean?
What would the world look like if everything was free?
What makes a "good" company?
Why does money have value?
Why do prices change?
How does the supply and demand of a product affect the price?
Why isn’t Economics just about money?
Why are people desperate for oil? Why is oil so important for the economy
If oil spills are so dangerous and dirty, why do we still drill?
Why would Nike intentionally create a secondary market (allow people to buy and sell the shoes)?
How does money lose value?
Goals
You will be assessing a partner.
- Cited reasons and evidence for statements
- Provided relevant and insightful comments
- Spoke loudly and clearly
- Stayed focused on the conversation
- Invited others to the discussion
- Shared air time equally with others
- Moved the discussion to a deeper level
Work with your partner (whom I will assign) to prepare.
Decide who will be discussing (inner circle) and who will be coaching (outer circle).
We will swap roles in the next seminar.
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Partners!
Adam - Eric
Alexander - Evelyn
Alyssa - Jeremiah
Annalis - Jose
Anthony - Josue
Axel - Kathryn
Brianna - Katia
Carlos - Matthew
Crystal - Michael
Dallana - Nayeli
David - Noe
Devonte - Shakira
Edward - Soriel
Elizabeth - Stephanie
Emarie - Yaritza
Emily - Atiba