Bellwork (Pg. 65) Draw the supply curves for the given situations (include the shift). Assume that plastic is used to make desk chairs. If the price of plastic increases, what Read More …

The Chapter 5 Quiz will be held on Thursday, November 15. Tutoring will be available in the media center on Tuesday from 2:30-3:30 and Wednesday from 2:30 to 3:10. Chapter Read More …

Bellwork: Write your answer on the back of Production Function Practice #2. What is the difference between total product and marginal product? What is the difference between Stage I and Read More …

If you would like more practice with supply curves, please click on this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XwfY2Nn-6i7bpl6jhC_8fn6wN5bNz1S9t8uYx_SlX3M/copy Please note: This assignment is OPTIONAL. If you are planning on coming to tutoring, I Read More …

Bellwork Look over your Cornell Notes. Highlight the main idea for each heading. Write a review question for each heading in the Question column. Pg. 62 Production Function Practice #1 Read More …

The notebook checks for Marking Period #2 will be on Wednesday, November 14. Notebook checks will begin at p. 30. *NOTE: If you are in 2nd-4th hour, the notebooks will Read More …

The Chapter 5 Quiz will be held on Thursday, November 15. Chapter 5 Learning Targets Learning Target #3:  I can compare how supply, demand, price, equilibrium, elasticity, and incentives affect Read More …

Bellwork: 11-9 Read over the Chapter 5 Learning Targets (p. 48). For each learning target, write which page of the notebook could help you study. Write the page #s on Read More …

Pg. 59: Elasticity of Supply Graph Practice Draw a graph demonstrating each situation: Inelastic Supply Elastic Supply Unit Elastic Supply What does supply elasticity tell us?

Pg. 57: Elasticity of Supply Directions: Read p. 124-125 Make an outline of the key points on p. 57. Make sure you can answer these questions: What is supply elasticity? Read More …