ECO 202
 Module 3 - Lesson Plan 2

 Principles of Economics 2
 Microeconomics

 Government Influences on Markets

 

Administration and Preview Class Activities Summary - Course Objectives Your Homework Love for Econ...

 

Administration and Preview

 

 

A.  A price support that is a price floor set below the equilibrium price has no effects.
B.  A price support that is a price floor set above the equilibrium price creates a surplus.
C.  A price floor is inefficient and unfair.
D.  An agricultural price support is a price floor.

 

 

 

Class Activities

 

 

 7.3  Explain how a price support in the market for an agricultural product creates a surplus, inefficiency, and unfairness.

A.  A price support that is a price floor set below the equilibrium price has no effects.
B.  A price support that is a price floor set above the equilibrium price creates a surplus.
C.  A price floor is inefficient and unfair.
D.  An agricultural price support is a price floor.

 

 

 

Summary - Course Objectives

 

 

 

 7.3  Explain how a price support in the market for an agricultural product creates a surplus, inefficiency, and unfairness.

A.  A price support that is a price floor set below the equilibrium price has no effects.
B.  A price support that is a price floor set above the equilibrium price creates a surplus.
C.  A price floor is inefficient and unfair.
D.  An agricultural price support is a price floor.

 

 

 

Your Homework

 

 

Complete all portions of the textbook and study guide relating to   Checkpoint 7.3 on Government Influences on Markets. 

Take the optional post-study bonus point quizzes on Government Influences on Markets on Saturday following Module 3.

Take the optional pre-study bonus point quizzes on Externalities on Sunday preceding Module 4.

Then read and study Externalities course objectives 8.1 and 8.2 in your textbook and study guide
before attending
the next class session.

 

 

 

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