Introduction to Behavioral Economics: Acting Irrationally
Have You Ever? Picture yourself at the mall. When you go shopping for clothes or electronics, how do you make the choices that you make?
Have You Ever? Picture yourself at the mall. When you go shopping for clothes or electronics, how do you make the choices that you make?
Introduction Currently, about 10 percent of the global population lives in extreme poverty. This is approximately 700 million people living on less than $1.90 per
Have You Ever? You’ve heard it before on the news: “The Federal Reserve lowers interest rates to 0.50 percent” or “The Federal Reserve raises interest
Have You Ever? Have you ever thought to yourself, “Where does money come from?”, “Who produces it?”, and most importantly, “Who the heck controls it?”
Have You Ever? Have you ever wondered about how companies decide on prices for their products? Well, if you’ve ever gone into a dollar store
Background Picture this: It’s the 1950s. There are very few regulations in place regarding the hunting of wild animals – it’s a free-for-all. You are
Have You Ever? You’re the goalie on your local soccer team. Whenever you’re on the field, your coach insists that you wear knee pads. “They’ll
This gave students an opportunity to watch a video to identify key factors in our judicial system, then even followed up with a brief research to demonstrate how this case, which is seemingly non-impactful on the contemporary student, connect to them in a meaningful way
This is a great product. I have used it over and over again. It is well laid out and suits the needs of my students. I really appreciate all the time put into making this product and thank you for sharing.
Appreciate this resource; adding it to my collection for use in AP US Government.
I thoroughly enjoyed this lesson plan and so do my students. It is always nice when I don't have to write my own lesson plan
© All Rights Reserved 2023