economics
{Economic Goals}
To answer the previous three economic questions, nations and societies depend on these six fundamental economic goals.
FIRST: Click on the top left square.
SECOND: Read the text and complete the task on your sheet.
THIRD: Use the clue after each task to determine which picture to click on next.
When you have an efficient economy, resources are maximized. Goods are allocated based on the greatest number of consumers. Generally, an efficient economy offers and strives for full employment. HINT: Let (economic) freedom ring. Click on the image that would represent the term.
The goods and services we count on are still available and provided. HINT: Go to the next page about economic systems.
The idea that the less fortunate members of society should get the economic support they need to live a decent life. The more a country puts emphasis on economic security, they tend to provide more for the less fortunate in terms of food, shelter, and health care. HINT: Click on the image that represents balance and stability, which is needed in a healthy economy.
An economy grows when it is able to produce more and better goods and services. Countries and nations want economic growth since it allows for an improved standard of living. HINT: Equal work is part of equality in economics.
The ability to make our own economic decisions without interference from the government. When a society values economic freedom, it gives the citizens the right to make decisions about how to use their resources. HINT: To grow the economy, you need a stable currency (aka money.)
This involves the fair and just distribution of a society's wealth. Economic equity often brings forth debate regarding fairness. HINT: Click on the image that would represent helping protect money.