12th Grade Economic Boom Resources

Examine the emergence of consumer culture during the 1920s economic boom and analyze how marketing strategies stimulated consumer behavior and fueled economic growth. Understand the role of advertising in shaping consumer habits and driving market expansion. Gain insights into how these factors contributed to the transformation of society and commerce in the early 20th century.

Investigate the significant transformations in American society following World War II, concentrating on economic development and social evolution. Learners will gain insights into the emergence of consumerism and shifts in population trends.

Examine the post-WWI economic landscape, highlighting financial policies and societal transformations. Understand the key factors driving the economic boom of the 1920s and its impact on society.

Explore the dynamics of interdependence and specialization and their impact on global markets. Develop skills in economic theory through practical applications to understand key concepts effectively.

Investigate how the GI Bill, the Baby Boom, and suburbanization influenced post-WWII American society. Understand their roles in shaping economic growth and demographic transformations. Analyze economic policy impacts, social changes, and the migration patterns that characterized this era.

Explore the influence of global economic systems on resource management and trade dynamics. Develop skills in analyzing economic structures and understanding their global interdependencies.

Explore the fundamental aspects of various economic systems, including traditional, command, market, and mixed types. Understand their unique characteristics along with the potential advantages and disadvantages they present. Focus on gaining insights into how these systems operate and the implications for societies that adopt them. Develop a comprehensive understanding of economic theories and the ability to critically compare and contrast different systems.

Examine the core principles of economic productivity and growth, focusing on GDP, human capital, and factors influencing productivity. Develop the ability to identify essential economic indicators and comprehend their effects on wealth and development.

Investigate economic systems, focusing on free markets, command economies, traditional economies, and mixed models. Identify their characteristics and understand how these systems influence production and distribution.

Investigate economic models and market economies, focusing on key concepts such as command systems and the Invisible Hand. Develop a comprehensive understanding of various economic frameworks and their practical implications.

Examine various economic growth models and the influencing factors of each. Gain an understanding of how technology, human capital, and physical capital contribute to economic progression. Learn to identify and analyze the impact of these elements on economic advancement, enhancing critical thinking and analytical skills in economic theory and practice.

Investigate the fundamental concepts of scarcity and resource allocation across various economic systems. Develop the ability to address critical economic questions, enhancing skills in efficient decision-making.

Examine the reasons behind government intervention in economic matters with a focus on consumer protection. Understand the impacts of policies and identify essential safety standards. Learners will develop insights into policy effects and the principles behind safeguarding consumers.