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Grades 9-12
How Can You Apply Ethics and Economics to Any Issue?
In this economics and ethics guide, students will use the ethical and economic way of thinking to examine the choices...
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Grades 6-8, 9-12
Product Differentiation: Design and Advertise a Shoe
In this economics lesson, students will design and advertise shoes to learn product differentiation and advertising in markets.
Key Concepts: Game Theory, Market Structure, Perfect Competition
Grades 9-12
Should We Allow a Market for Transplant Organs?
Should you be able to sell your kidney? Students explore the ethics and economics of organ donation while learning about...
Grades 9-12
Can You Allocate Ethically?
In Lesson #4 from the Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues curriculum, students work in groups to analyze allocation methods, apply...
Key Concepts: Allocation, Allocation, Allocation…
Grades 9-12
Does Self-Interest Prevent Economic Justice?
In Lesson #7 0f the Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues curriculum, students explore basic ideas of justice by examing government...
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Incentives, Marginal Analysis
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Employment/Unemployment, Marginal Analysis…
Grades 9-12
Should I Join the Sweatshop Boycott?
In Lesson #8 of the "Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues" curriculum, students study primary sources to learn about the choices...
Grades 9-12
Do Businesses Have Social Responsibility?
In Lesson #6 of the Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues curriculum, students will participate in a simulation and discussion to...
Key Concepts: Production Function
Grades 9-12
Can You Conduct Research Ethically?
In Lesson #2 of the "Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues" curriculum, students learn about positive and normative economics and how...
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Marginal Analysis
Grades 9-12
How Does Information and Ethics Impact Decision Making?
In Lesson #3 from the "Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues" curriculum, students will play the role of a medical professional...
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Incentives, Marginal Analysis
Grades 9-12
Is Efficiency Ethical?
In Lesson #5 of the Ethics, Economics, and Social Issues curriculum, students role-play to understand both the power and limits...
Key Concepts: Scarcity
SIFMA Foundation
Grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-12
Stock Prices and the 2025 Super Bowl
*Updated for 2025* Harness the excitement of the Super Bowl with this lesson from the SIFMA Foundation for Investor Education....
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Marginal Analysis
Grades 9-12
Interest and Percent Growth
In this math lesson, students will examine and calculate interest on loans and investments.
Grades 9-12
Integers and Net Worth
In this lesson students explore the concept of “net worth” and how it is calculated. They practice using integers while...
Grades 9-12
GameStop Trial by Jury
In this economics activity, students will have a discussion/debate about GameStop Short Squeeze.
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Marginal Analysis
Grades 9-12
Automatic Stabilizers, What Are They and Are They Effective
Students explore fiscal policy remedies used by the federal government to reduce volatile fluctuations in the business cycle.
Key Concepts: Business Cycle, Business Cycle
Grades 9-12
Covid-19 Fiscal Responses Around the World
Student rank, research and compare different fiscal policy responses used by various governments during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Key Concepts: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Marginal Analysis
Content Partner
Grades 9-12
A FiCycle Analysis of GameStop
In this personal finance lesson, students will analyze the value of a stock to a long-term investor.
Key Concepts: Money, Money
Content Partner
Grades 9-12
Bankruptcy Basics Lesson for Grades 9-12
Students learn that about bankruptcy, how it is handled, and who it helps.
Content Partner
Grades 9-12
College: Learning the Skills to Pay the Bills
This issue of Page One Economics examines two economic models used to study how education, productivity, and income are related.
Key Concepts: Income
