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How to use Getting Started with Economics Section 1. Introduction: 1. What is economics? 2. The benefits of studying economics 3. Famous people who have studied economics Section 2. Key economic ideas: 4. Should the school leaving age be raised? 5. Why are some brands of trainers (sneakers) so expensive? 6. Why do some footballers earn more than $30 million a year? 7. Why are some people poor? 8. Why do the Chinese save so much? 9. Why do some firms go out of business? 10. Do shoppers benefit from firms getting larger? 11. Why does pollution occur? 12. Will we run out of water? 13. Why do governments tax cigarettes? 14. What is money? 15. Why did shopping take so long in Venezuela in 2017? 16. Why do some people leave Mexico to live in the USA? 17. Does it matter that the Japanese are getting older? 18. Why are some people unemployed? 19. What jobs will we be doing in the future? 20. Why does the USA buy clothes from Pakistan? 21. Why does the Indian firm Tata produce cars, steel and salt in the UK? 22. Will we have trade wars in the future? 23. Which country will have the strongest economy in 2050? Section 3. Important numbers, organisations and economists: 24. Important numbers in economics 25. Important institutions and markets in economics 26. Famous economists Section 4. Suggested answers to activities Index.
How to use Getting Started with Economics Section 1. Introduction: 1. What is economics? 2. The benefits of studying economics 3. Famous people who have studied economics Section 2. Key economic ideas: 4. Should the school leaving age be raised? 5. Why are some brands of trainers (sneakers) so expensive? 6. Why do some footballers earn more than $30 million a year? 7. Why are some people poor? 8. Why do the Chinese save so much? 9. Why do some firms go out of business? 10. Do shoppers benefit from firms getting larger? 11. Why does pollution occur? 12. Will we run out of water? 13. Why do governments tax cigarettes? 14. What is money? 15. Why did shopping take so long in Venezuela in 2017? 16. Why do some people leave Mexico to live in the USA? 17. Does it matter that the Japanese are getting older? 18. Why are some people unemployed? 19. What jobs will we be doing in the future? 20. Why does the USA buy clothes from Pakistan? 21. Why does the Indian firm Tata produce cars, steel and salt in the UK? 22. Will we have trade wars in the future? 23. Which country will have the strongest economy in 2050? Section 3. Important numbers, organisations and economists: 24. Important numbers in economics 25. Important institutions and markets in economics 26. Famous economists Section 4. Suggested answers to activities Index.
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