This document provides suggestions for shoe production, discussing three key questions for producers: what to produce, how to produce it, and who to produce for. It recommends producing inexpensive shoes using unskilled labor to keep costs low, partnering with an athlete endorser for publicity, and targeting families as consumers who would purchase the reasonably priced shoes.

1. Economic Crash Course&Shoe Production Suggestion Devon Katzner Jordan Slavens Zeke Moreno

2. Production and You! Three Basic Questions! What to Produce? How to Produce it? For whom to Produce? All based on: Consumer Preference Cost of Production Specifically regarding resources! Prices covers cost of production! Factors of Production Human Resources Capital Resources Natural Resources Entrepreneurship

3. As a Producer! Both Producers and Consumers: Are based on Self Interest Each determines how resources are used! The Relationship between production and consumption: People want things! Produce and they Consume Ergo: You must produce more!

4. If the Shoe Fits! Method of Production?Unskilled Labor Costs less to produce Reasonable sale price Contract with Anthony Beckett? Yes Athlete’s endorsement Publicity Families would still purchase