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Students illustrate two maps to show where products come from and where they are sold, and discuss ways in which they notice the impact of globalization in their own lives. Full Review »
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Students analyze U.S. Department of Labor productivity data for 2004. They examine productivity, unemployment, gross domestic product, inflation, and the Federal Reserve, and participate in an online interactive activity. Full Review »
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Students review a productivity case study. Full Review »
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Students participate in a case study of productivity in September 2003. Full Review »
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Students examine the different methods of production. They relate the new concepts to different production contexts. They identify the external factors that influence firms. Full Review »
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Students examine current productivity statistics in a case study. Using charts and graphs, they interpret the information and make conclusions. They compare and contrast the productivity of different countries and answer discussion questions to end the lesson. Full Review »
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Students review the productivity numbers for the second quarter of 2001. Focusing on the nonfarm sector of the economy, they discover the change in the rate and identify reasons why this might have occured. Using data, they analyze historical trends. They answer questions and discuss as a class to end the lesson. Full Review »
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Students examine recently released productivity data from the United States Department of Labor. Using the data, they determine reasons for the changes or static numbers of productivity in different industries. They answer questions about different scenerios and how it affects productivity numbers. Full Review »
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Students examine productivity data for the third quarter of 2001. Using the data, they analyze the announcement and its effect on different sectors of the economy. They explore how the numbers are calculated and participate in an activity to determine how to increase productivity. They answer questions and discuss them as a class. Full Review »
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Students examine the productivity rates of the fourth quarter of 2001. Using the data, they explain the reasons for the increase during the third and fourth quarters. They discuss what implications the announcements have on the economy and participate in different activities. They answer questions and discuss them to end the lesson. Full Review »
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