- Finish
Chair the Fed exercise-10 minutes
- Review
monetary/fiscal chart-15 minutes
- Examples
of monetary/fiscal anchor charts-10 minutes
- Expansionary
and Contractionary chart-5 minutes
- Monetary
and Fiscals example sheet-rest of period
Economics is the study of how to manage resources. In this one semester course, you will learn to weigh the costs and benefits of government policies, business practices, and your own actions. Students who are absent should make up the work on their own time within a week. Once work is graded and returned to students, that assignment will no longer be accepted. Alternative work is available by request. Receive new posts to your email:
Friday, December 1, 2017
Week 16: I can distinguish between monetary and fiscal policy
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Week 16: I can explain fiscal policy effects
Bellringer: Review attempt 1 for CFA #5 5 min
individual on paper
Tasks:
Expansionary and Contractionary Fiscal Policy (2 videos and
discussion) 20 min, whole class, pair or small group discussion
Hand Signals: Contraction, Expansion, or Monetary?
Computer game: Chair the Fed -- balance
economic indicators
Exit Slip: Attempt #2 CFA 15 min
Monday, November 27, 2017
Week 16 I can identify Fiscal and monetary policies
Bellringer:
CFA #5 15 min individual on paper
Tasks:
Defining
Fiscal Policy (2 videos and discussion) 20 min,
Hand
Signals: M and F? 10 min
Computer
game: Fiscal ship -- balance the budget 20 min
Exit
Slip: Index card Fiscal policy is the government’s use of spending
and taxes to influence the economy. How do you think the federal government’s
fiscal policy directly affects you? Cite activities from today to support your
answer. 5 min
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