Economics answers questions about what goods and services are produced, how they are produced, and who consumes them. It also examines how rules influence individual and business behavior. Studying economics helps people make well-informed decisions and better understand the world. Applying economics to daily life includes making wise use of limited resources like an allowance and choosing a school program based on costs, demand for the program, and quality of education to maximize future job prospects.

1. 1 What iseconomics?
2 Whystudy economics?
3 Explainbrieflyhoweconomicscanbe appliedtodailylife
 daily/weeklyallowance
 choose school/degree program
answers:
1 Economics answers the questions of what goods and services are produced, how they are
produced, and
who consumes them. It also deals w/ rules, showing how a change of it can lead individual and
firms to change their behavior (incentives matter) and how marketing works.
2 It teaches us how to make well-informed decisions and may give us a better understanding of
the world we live in.
3
 daily/ weekly allowance
 economics revolves through lots of systems (what and how goods & services are made
up to being used as ends), and each of these all connects to money- a limited resource.
As a jobless student who only depends on receiving these things (money) mainly from
the parents has the responsibility to make wise budgeting, thus making sure that the
allowance given can suffice the necessities in a certain amount of time. As to being said,
Economics is about how you make choices, buying out an expensive crave that’s more
than the presumed budget is absolutely a wrong move, even though the yearning has
been solved, a scarcity has arisen in return. Thereby, making you not being able to make
it up for the day. A study of economics helps us to allocate our limited resources among
possible alternative resources.
 School degree/ program
 Most of the reasons why students invest their time into getting a college degree, other
than in pursuit for their interests, is the hope that it will afford them a better job. One
element of the microeconomic approach is individual choice, making sure that you’ll be
able to compete on the future requires full attention on making wise decisions. Making
sure that the degree program that you’re going to take is in line w/ your interest is a
smart move, but just relying on for that motive may put you to risk. There are a lot of
factors that must be put into consideration such as,
 Is the program in demand nowadays
 How much does it cost you to be able to finish it (tuition and transportation fees)
 Which schools offer it the best

2. With that being said, choosing a degree program is affiliated with economics for it
tackles on pursuing self-interest given the incentives that they face, something that is a key part
of economical matter.