The document provides an agenda for an economics class taking place on February 25th, 2020. It includes finishing a video quiz, correcting an economics lesson, completing chapter review questions for an upcoming test, and continuing a lesson on investing and the stock market while working on an associated worksheet. The worksheet will be due the following Friday.

1. Good Afternoon! Have your lesson 3 packet
out and be ready to go!!
Tuesday, February 25th, 2o2o
AGENDA FOR THE DAY:
• First, we’ll finish the video quiz on the
Fundamentals of Economics from last
Friday.
• Then, we’ll correct lesson 17.3, “Making
Business Decisions,” on pages 466-471.
• Make sure and do the chapter review
questions, as the Ch. 17 test is this
Friday, February 28th. It is an open-note,
open-worksheet, closed-book test, on
Skyward.
• Then, we’ll be continuing lesson 3,
“Building Your Wealth.” resuming our
discussion on investing and the stock
market today. When we’re finished with
the lecture, you’ll each be working
independently to define the different
investment terms on the second ½ of the
packet. This worksheet will be due this
coming Friday.

2. CIVICS IN PRACTICE
HOLT
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON‹#›
Chapter 17 Wrap-Up
1. How do the laws of supply and demand affect the prices of
products?
2. What is the free-enterprise system, and what roles do big
businesses play in it?
3. What are the major characteristics of corporations, and
what are their benefits?
4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of preferred
stock and common stock?
5. How are stocks and corporate bonds similar and different?
6. What role does the government play in the U.S. economy?
7. Why must the factors of production be considered when
starting a new business?

3. Growing Your Wealth
LESSON 3

4. Real Estate- Residential
Risk
• Flipping/Rentals:
• Risk Varies/Many Variables-
interest rates, overall market
conditions, cash flow,
building/real estate skills
• Personal Home Ownership:
• Low if living for the long term
and you keep debt/income ratio
low
Return
• Since 1975- 4.8% for home
ownership
• Since 1952- 6.9% for rentals