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Economics for M1
Resources are limited. They are SCARCE. They
can run out if we keep using them.
The wants and needs of people are
unlimited. People always will want to have
things. People always wants to get many
products
You can’t always get what you want
But with the
help of
economics
If we try, sometimes we get what we need
Subtopics in this Unit
1. Definition of
Economics
2. Importance of
Economics
3. Benefits of
Economics
4. Microeconomics
and Macroeconomics
5. Resources
We skip the “Aims of
economics” part
A subject that studies the
allocation of limited
resources to satisfy the
unlimited demand of
human kind in the most
beneficial way.
What is economics? To know how to distribute or
share the resources properly
Limited resources
(resources run out)
VS
Unlimited demand
(people will always want to have things)
So not to waste resources; to also
make sure that nobody will be
greedy and keep all the resources
for themselves
Page 2
(not in the book)
We also study
economics to find
and understand:
a. economic
connections and
relationships that
affects our lives
b. Our choices and
its impact to our
livesPage 2
(not in the book)
Economics is not all
about money or
making money or
business– it’s also
about the choices we
make regarding many
things.
Example:
a. How you choose to
spend your time
like
when you choose to listen
to me or not listen to me as
I teach you
LOLSPage 2
Importance of studying Economics
1. Importance on personal and household level
Economics will help people
understand how to allocate the
limited resources they have
Ex. How a family should spend their
salary and what to spend it on
Ex. How a student will spend
his/her allowance
Page 3
2. Importance on the Producer level
1. Economics will help
producers make decisions about
the goods to be produced
2. Economics will help producers
decide how much labor and raw
materials are needed to make products
3. Economics will help producers
decide how much money to use
and what resources to use in
making products
Page 3
3. Importance on the Country level
1. Economics will help the
government manage the
resources from the country
2. Economics will help the government
find ways on how to help its people
benefit from its resources
3. Economics will help the
government make proper
decisions and plans in solving
problems of the country
Page 3
Benefits of studying Economics
1. Benefits to the consumer
1. Consumers will know how
to allocated/distribute their
resources properly
Ex. Helps family to know how to spend
their family money properly and what
to spend it on
Ex. Helps the people understand economic
issues so they can plan and make good
decisions when there will be economic
problems like when prices of products increase
Page 4
2. Benefits to the producers and entrepreneurs
1. Economics help producers and
entrepreneurs understand
economic activities so to make
good decisions on:
a. What kind of business to do
b. What production technology will be used so
not to waste anything
c. How much to be produced
d. Price of the product
Page 5
3. Benefits to the government
1. Economics will help the government
understand causes and results of the
country’s economic problems. This will
help the government to:
a. Find solutions to the problems
b. Create plans and laws to solve economic
problems so the people can receive benefits
Page 5
Homework: Do it in your notebook
1. Why is the knowledge of Economics important for
people? Give 3 reasons. (Sentences)
2. Why do we need to learn how to properly allocate and
use our resources? Give 3 Reasons. (sentences)
3. Give 5 examples of SCARCE resources (examples)
Economic Frameworks:
Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
1. What is Microeconomics?
1. The study of the economic
behavior in an individual level
(person or family) or an
economic unit (firms, business)
This is mainly related to price
setting of goods and services
that’s why this is also called
Price Theory
Page 6
In microeconomics, we will try to understand how people
and businesses behave regarding buying/selling, making
products, and price.
Page 6
2. What is Macroeconomics?
1. Studying the overall
economic behavior of country
Ex. behavior towards the country’s
national income
Ex. behavior towards the country’s
supply of money
Ex. behavior towards the country’s
investment, savings, consumption,
jobs etc.
Page 6
Studying economics by grouping it into 2 and studying them together
will make things easier for the student and the country
Easier to
understand
the problems
of a person,
family,
business
Easier to
understand
the problems
of a country
Microeconomics: Resources in Economics
Scarcity of
things which
are hard to
get
Choices
we make
Opportunity
Cost
Fundamental
Economic Problem
(Page 4)
How to
produce
For whom
to produce
What to
produce
You are Pacman– You want to eat
everything
But your food will run out-- resources
will run out
What
should
I do?
Should I
study or
just play
games on
my
phone
A.
Study
B.
Game
If GAME, you
can get ZERO
points in exam
If STUDY, you
can’t play game
and win pointsWhat RESOURCES do we have? Page 7
What is SCARCITY? Why do we need to
be good with choice?
Nxt
slyd
Land Labor
Capital Entrepreneur
Resources of
Economics
Page 8
Scarcity is…
A situation when resources will not be enough or runs out because these limited
resources are allocated and used.
This is true especially for resources that are non-renewable
Scarcity or resources is real problem in our time
Product A Product B
We
want
shoes!
Produced
100 Cakes What is the opportunity
cost of not making
shoes?
What good benefit did
you not get?
1. You did not make money
2. You wasted resources and time
making cakes
Oh no! I think
the people will
kill me
Opportunity Cost if you
are a seller/business
owner
Opportunity cost if you
are a buyer Product B
Product A
Benefits
gained
1. Chat with
friends
2. Social Media
and internet
3. Music
Opportunity
cost?
Back to
Slide23
Activity
Imagine you are a father or a
mother and I’ll give you
155 Thousand Baht.
a. What will you buy? Choose
5 products only (right).
b. Why did you choose these
5 products? Explain how each
product will help you.
10k 10k 10k 20k
10k
35k 20k 20k 25k
35k 35k 20k 30k
1. Phone 2. Original LV Bag 3. Original Rolex 4. Body Care 5. Clothes HE 6. Clothes SHE
7. Macbook 8. Insurance 9. Plane tickets for vacation 10. Camera 11. Condo
12. Car down payment 13. Food and medicine 14. Savings for retirement
1
2 3 54 6
9
7 8 10
11 12 13 14
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Economics Intro M1 2020 COVID SEASON sem2

  • 2. Resources are limited. They are SCARCE. They can run out if we keep using them. The wants and needs of people are unlimited. People always will want to have things. People always wants to get many products You can’t always get what you want But with the help of economics If we try, sometimes we get what we need
  • 3. Subtopics in this Unit 1. Definition of Economics 2. Importance of Economics 3. Benefits of Economics 4. Microeconomics and Macroeconomics 5. Resources We skip the “Aims of economics” part
  • 4. A subject that studies the allocation of limited resources to satisfy the unlimited demand of human kind in the most beneficial way. What is economics? To know how to distribute or share the resources properly Limited resources (resources run out) VS Unlimited demand (people will always want to have things) So not to waste resources; to also make sure that nobody will be greedy and keep all the resources for themselves Page 2
  • 5. (not in the book) We also study economics to find and understand: a. economic connections and relationships that affects our lives b. Our choices and its impact to our livesPage 2
  • 6. (not in the book) Economics is not all about money or making money or business– it’s also about the choices we make regarding many things. Example: a. How you choose to spend your time like when you choose to listen to me or not listen to me as I teach you LOLSPage 2
  • 8. 1. Importance on personal and household level Economics will help people understand how to allocate the limited resources they have Ex. How a family should spend their salary and what to spend it on Ex. How a student will spend his/her allowance Page 3
  • 9. 2. Importance on the Producer level 1. Economics will help producers make decisions about the goods to be produced 2. Economics will help producers decide how much labor and raw materials are needed to make products 3. Economics will help producers decide how much money to use and what resources to use in making products Page 3
  • 10. 3. Importance on the Country level 1. Economics will help the government manage the resources from the country 2. Economics will help the government find ways on how to help its people benefit from its resources 3. Economics will help the government make proper decisions and plans in solving problems of the country Page 3
  • 11. Benefits of studying Economics
  • 12. 1. Benefits to the consumer 1. Consumers will know how to allocated/distribute their resources properly Ex. Helps family to know how to spend their family money properly and what to spend it on Ex. Helps the people understand economic issues so they can plan and make good decisions when there will be economic problems like when prices of products increase Page 4
  • 13. 2. Benefits to the producers and entrepreneurs 1. Economics help producers and entrepreneurs understand economic activities so to make good decisions on: a. What kind of business to do b. What production technology will be used so not to waste anything c. How much to be produced d. Price of the product Page 5
  • 14. 3. Benefits to the government 1. Economics will help the government understand causes and results of the country’s economic problems. This will help the government to: a. Find solutions to the problems b. Create plans and laws to solve economic problems so the people can receive benefits Page 5
  • 15. Homework: Do it in your notebook 1. Why is the knowledge of Economics important for people? Give 3 reasons. (Sentences) 2. Why do we need to learn how to properly allocate and use our resources? Give 3 Reasons. (sentences) 3. Give 5 examples of SCARCE resources (examples)
  • 17. 1. What is Microeconomics? 1. The study of the economic behavior in an individual level (person or family) or an economic unit (firms, business) This is mainly related to price setting of goods and services that’s why this is also called Price Theory Page 6
  • 18. In microeconomics, we will try to understand how people and businesses behave regarding buying/selling, making products, and price. Page 6
  • 19. 2. What is Macroeconomics? 1. Studying the overall economic behavior of country Ex. behavior towards the country’s national income Ex. behavior towards the country’s supply of money Ex. behavior towards the country’s investment, savings, consumption, jobs etc. Page 6
  • 20. Studying economics by grouping it into 2 and studying them together will make things easier for the student and the country Easier to understand the problems of a person, family, business Easier to understand the problems of a country
  • 21.
  • 23. Scarcity of things which are hard to get Choices we make Opportunity Cost Fundamental Economic Problem (Page 4) How to produce For whom to produce What to produce You are Pacman– You want to eat everything But your food will run out-- resources will run out What should I do? Should I study or just play games on my phone A. Study B. Game If GAME, you can get ZERO points in exam If STUDY, you can’t play game and win pointsWhat RESOURCES do we have? Page 7 What is SCARCITY? Why do we need to be good with choice? Nxt slyd
  • 25. Scarcity is… A situation when resources will not be enough or runs out because these limited resources are allocated and used. This is true especially for resources that are non-renewable Scarcity or resources is real problem in our time
  • 26. Product A Product B We want shoes! Produced 100 Cakes What is the opportunity cost of not making shoes? What good benefit did you not get? 1. You did not make money 2. You wasted resources and time making cakes Oh no! I think the people will kill me Opportunity Cost if you are a seller/business owner
  • 27. Opportunity cost if you are a buyer Product B Product A Benefits gained 1. Chat with friends 2. Social Media and internet 3. Music Opportunity cost? Back to Slide23
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  • 30. Imagine you are a father or a mother and I’ll give you 155 Thousand Baht. a. What will you buy? Choose 5 products only (right). b. Why did you choose these 5 products? Explain how each product will help you. 10k 10k 10k 20k 10k 35k 20k 20k 25k 35k 35k 20k 30k 1. Phone 2. Original LV Bag 3. Original Rolex 4. Body Care 5. Clothes HE 6. Clothes SHE 7. Macbook 8. Insurance 9. Plane tickets for vacation 10. Camera 11. Condo 12. Car down payment 13. Food and medicine 14. Savings for retirement 1 2 3 54 6 9 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 Ignore this
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Editor's Notes

  1. 2a start here
  2. 1b finished this part but I got to retell focusing on decision = opportunity cost
  3. 1b Thursday 1a Friday