AZ High School Economics Curriculum

Arizona High School Economics Topics

• Fundamental Economic Concepts: Scarcity, choice, opportunity cost, and the basic questions every economic system must answer.
• Microeconomics and Market Structures: Supply, demand, price determination, competition, and how individual markets function.
• Macroeconomics: National output, employment, inflation, economic cycles, and how the broader economy is measured and analyzed.
• Government and the Economy: Fiscal policy, taxation, public goods, regulation, and the government's role in economic outcomes.
• International Trade: Comparative advantage, trade policy, exchange rates, and how countries interact in the global economy.
• Personal Finance: Budgeting, saving, investing, credit, and practical money-management skills for everyday life.

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