Start Up! These people are thinking of things that they want to buy. Draw or identify the things that they want to buy. Answer the following questions in buzz groups. 1. Why would they buy the products? 2. How will they buy the products? 3. Are they willing to sacrifice their allowance/salaries to buy the products?

Start Up! These people are thinking of things that they want to buy. Draw or identify the things that they want to buy. Answer the following questions in buzz groups. 1. Why would they buy the products? 2. How will they buy the products? 3. Are they willing to sacrifice their allowance/salaries to buy the products?

Economics Today and Tomorrow, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078747663

Author:McGraw-Hill

Publisher:McGraw-Hill

Chapter3: Your Role As A Consumer

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24AA

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