MN High School Economics Curriculum

MN High School Economics Topics

• Economic Reasoning: Explores scarcity, opportunity cost, and decision-making frameworks that individuals and societies use to allocate resources.
• Markets and Prices: Covers supply and demand, market equilibrium, competition, and how price signals coordinate economic activity.
• The National Economy: Addresses GDP, inflation, unemployment, fiscal policy, monetary policy, and the role of government in the broader economy.
• The International Economy: Examines trade, comparative advantage, exchange rates, and how global markets affect Minnesota households and businesses.
• Personal Finance: Focuses on budgeting, saving, investing, credit, and financial planning skills students need after graduation.

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Aligned to Minnesota High School Economics Curriculum

StudyPug Economics content is built around the Minnesota Academic Standards for Social Studies, which define what high school students are expected to know about economic reasoning, markets, the national and international economy, and personal finance. Lessons and practice problems reflect those standards so that what students study on StudyPug directly supports what they are learning in the classroom.