MA High School Economics Curriculum

MA High School Economics Topics

• Scarcity and Choice: Foundational concepts including scarcity, the basics of economic choice, resource allocation, and efficiency.
• Market Forces and Structure: How markets operate, the forces that shape them, and the different structures businesses and industries take.
• Macroeconomics: Measurement of economic activity, economic growth, and the factors that drive national economies.
• Banking and Monetary Policy: How banking systems work, the role of monetary policy, and their effects on the broader economy.
• Fiscal Policy: Government spending and taxation decisions and their economic impact.
• Global Markets: International trade, global economic relationships, and how economies connect across borders.
• Personal Finance: Budgeting, financial services, insurance, and the skills needed to make sound financial decisions.

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