Applied Econ
Applied Econ
Applied Econ
Code: ABM_AE12-Ia-d1
Directions: Read each statement or definition below carefully and fill in the blank
with the correct answer.
Choose the correct answer from the following choices:
Labor Economics
Demographic Economics
Industrial Economics
Business Economics
Monetary Economics
1. ___________________________ is a branch of economics that provides a
framework for analyzing money in its functions as a medium of exchange,
store of values and unit of account.
2. __________________________ is a field in applied economics which uses
economic theory and quantitative methods to analyze business enterprises
and the factors contributing to the diversity of organizational structures and
the relationships of the firms with labor, capital and product markets.
3. __________________________ looks at the suppliers of labor services (workers)
and the demanders of the labor services (employers), and attempts to
understand the resulting pattern of wages, employment and income.
4. The ________________________ is the study of firms, industries and market.
5. _________________________ or population economics is the application of
economic analysis to the demography, the study of human populations,
including size, growth density, distribution and vital statistics.
Prepared by:
CLASS – B GROUP 1
“Ayusinmoako”
Directions:
Group students into 4 groups
Each group will be given jumbled cardboard letters
The teacher will dictate the questions to the students.
The fastest group who can arrange, and post the letters on the board and
answer it correctly will be the winner
Code: ABM_AE12-Ia-d2
“JUMBLED PROBLEMS”
Mechanics:
1. Learners will be divided into six groups and prepare a sheet of paper and a
pen.
2. Members must assign a leader who will write their answers.
3. Jumbled words representing economic problems below will be shown to the
class:
ECONOMIC PROBLEM
CARSCITY
CIMNOCOE ERSOUSECR
ALURATN ORSECESUR
ACTALPI ERSOECSRU
MANHU SOURCERES
SDEEN
STAWN
4. Teacher will read the definition of the each economic problem before the
class writes their answers.
Scarcity - the limited nature of resources, which underlies the basic
economic problem
Economic Resources - the problem of having unlimited wants, but limited
resources to satisfy them
Natural Resources – came from nature that are used in production,
including land, raw materials, and natural process
Capital Resources - the processed materials, equipment, and buildings used
in production
Human Resources - the efforts of people involved in production, including
labour and entrepreneurship
Needs - the essentials of life, such as food and shelter
Wants - desires for non-essential items
Prepared by:
CLASS – B GROUP 1
WORD HUNT
Directions:
From the letters below identify what economic problem is being described in the
picture. The students will have 2 points for every correct answer.
RTYPOVEFDUINACLKM
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6.
7. 8.
9. 10.
Code: ABM_AE12-Ia-d-2
Directions:
The learners will be group into the group of six. Let them identify the following
words/ phrases if it is needs or a wants. The group who got a high score will
win.
WORDS / PHRASES
5. House 6. Medicine
“CAMERA, ACTION!”
Mechanics:
Criteria:
Creativity 50%
Presentation 30%
Team Work 20%
Total 100%
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 1
Code: ABM_AE12-iA-D-3
Role Playing
Directions: Group the class in four groups. Each group will role play a scenario of
economic problem ie. unemployment, population, poverty, and pollution.
Afterwards, they will act out the solution on that particular problem.
Rubric:
50% - Content. Cleary showed the Economic problem and its
solution.
30%- Performance Performed their roles well, clearly sent the
message.
20%- Audience Impact Audience is alive and eager to watch the play.
Graphic Organizer
Directions:
1. The class will divided into 5 groups.
2. Each group will make a graphic organizer.
3. They will cite (5) economic problems in our country today and write possible
solution that the applied economics will help to solve the problems.
4. Assign representatives to explain their work in front of the class.
5. Time allotment is only 5 minutes.
Rubrics:
Presentation – 10 points
Participation – 10 points
Total - 20 points
Guessing Game
Directions:
1. The students will be grouped into five.
2. Each group will be given 2minutes to arrange the jumbled letters.
3. When the question dictated, the group can start to arrange the jumbled
letters.
4. The first group who arranged the jumbled letters will be the winner. .
a. Supply
b. Demand
c. Surplus
d. Shortage
e. Market Equilibrium
Questions
1. It is the willingness of a consumer to buy a commodity at a given price.
2. Refers to the quantity of good that a seller is selling to offer for sale.
3. Is attained when quantity demanded is equal to the quantity
supplied.
4. This means that the supply is over than the quantity demanded.
5. Refers to the a supply is not enough to the quantity demanded.
Directions: The class will be divided into 4 groups. Analyze the following pictures
and answer the questions. Each group will be given 10 minutes.
DEMAND SUPPLY
______________
a. P1,000.00 b. P800.00
______________
At what price will you produce more items if you
were the supplier? Explain your answer.
Which of the following picture have a higher _______________________________________
price? Explain your answer. _______________________________________
_________________________________________ _______________________________________
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_________________________________________ _______________________________________
_________________________________________ _______________________________________
_________________________________________ _______________________________________
_________________________________________ _______________________________________
_________________________________________ _______________________________________
________________________ _______________________________________
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Prepared by:
ANDREA MARIE D. ALDUEZA RAINNER D. SABINO
T-II T-II
Limay National High School Lamao National High School
Division of Bataan Division of Bataan
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-4
Mechanics:
Materials:
Criteria:
50 % - Content
25 % - Analysis
15 % - Competency
10 % - Creativity
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 2
“Saanakolulugar?”
Directions:
- Group the students into five.
- Facilitator will give every group cartolina and marker.
- Facilitator will post the definition of one factor affecting demand and
supply.
- Group will write what factors affecting demand and supply is being
described.
- The fastest group who get the right answer will have one point.
- Group that will have the highest score will be the winner.
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-5
Directions: The class will be divided into 4 groups. Each group must answer this
activity sheet in 15 minutes.
Expectations
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Prepared by:
ANDREA MARIE D. ALDUEZA RAINNER D. SABINO
T-II T-II
Limay National High School Lamao National High School
Division of Bataan Division of Bataan
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-5
EQUILIBRIUM PRICE
Mechanics:
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 2
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-6
Directions: The class will be divided into 4 groups. Each group will think of at least 2
basic commodities, compare the prices and analyze the impact to customers.
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Prepared by:
ANDREA MARIE D. ALDUEZA RAINNER D. SABINO
T-II T-II
Limay National High School Lamao National High School
Division of Bataan Division of Bataan
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-6
Directions:
- Group the students into five.
- Facilitator will give every group card board and marker.
- Facilitator will flash an item and the learners need to give the price of the
said item.
- Group will write the price in the card board.
- The fastest group who get 5 points that correctly or nearly named the price
of the item will win.
Rubrics : N/A
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-6
Consumers Analyser
Mechanics:
1. Present two (2) different pictures of a product with the same use and ask the
students which one is more preferred by the consumers in terms of prices.
2. Ask them what are the factors of demand that affects the consumers’
buying behavior.
JOLLIBEE CARINDERIA
NOKIA IPHONE
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 2
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-7
“NAME IT”
MECHANICS:
2. Using video clips show example of companies picture to your students and then
they will determine the pictures whether it is an example of perfect competition,
monopoly, oligopoly and monopolistic competition types of market structures.
3. The one who can name the pictures will explain in front of the class.
4. The first group who can guess many pictures then explain in front will be the
winner and get higher points.
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 3
Directions:
1. Form a group with 4 learners and choose a leader to represent the group.
2. Each group will be given a manila paper and marker.
3. The teacher already have cut out cardboard with corresponding word
related to the market structures (perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly,
and monopolistic competition) and they give to every group to post it in the
manila paper, and distinguish according to perfect competition, monopoly,
oligopoly, and monopolistic competition
4. The teacher will give only 2 minutes to the learners to finish the activity and
post it in the board.
5. The first group who got the highest correct answer will be considered winner
in the contest
Code: ABM_AE12Ie-h-8
Pass It On
Mechanics:
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 3
5.A.CRIMES
5.B. SOCIETY 5. PEACE AND ORDER
5.C. POLICIES
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 3
Directions:
Create 5 groups with 10 members. Choose a leader. The group will present their
analysis and evaluation of business. The members of the group should be in formal
attire while presenting their analysis and evaluation of business. The group will be
given 10 minutes allotted time.
Rubrics:
30% - Presentation Skills (All presenters spoke with appropriate eye contact,
volume, tone, use of pauses, and gestures. All presenters were well-prepared and
spoke with confidence).
Total: 100%
Code: ABM_AE12-Ie-h-8
Havey…. Waley…..Effect!.
Directions:
1 The teacher will show pictures regarding contemporary issues in our
economy to the class and identify if it could affect the purchasing power of the
people. All students will act out their answers base on the questions that will be
shown by the teacher. The teacher will show the act of Havey which means with
effect and waleywihout effect. Representative from each group will then present
their analyzation on their answers in the activity to the class.
Code: ABM_AE12-IIa-d-9
Mechanics
Accuracy- 25%
Content- 25%
Creativity- 25 %
Presentation- 25%
100%
Experiential Activity:
Mechanics:
Teacher will be providing SWOT analysis board to be fill in by the use of the words
that will be given to the students. The words will be clues for them to come up with
the idea whether it is strength, weakness, opportunity or threat. Each of member of
the class should identify what group he/she belongs. Once they’d finished
identifying, they will choose four representative to explain each category. The
allotment time for this activity will take about 5 minutes to stick the words on the
board and find their groupmates, 2 minutes to brainstorm with the group and each
repsentative will be given 2 minutes to discuss in front.
Rubric:
___% Accuracy
___% Creativity
___% Content
___% Cooperation
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100% Total
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 4
CODE: ABM_AE12-IIa-d-9
Directions:
This is a good exercise for developing teams and reinforcing a subject. Divide the
learners into group of 4-6 and give each group a word that is relevant to the subject
/ topic. The groups have to spell the word using objects that they have in their
classroom as their resources. The initial letter of each object should be the same as
one of the letters in the word. For example, Egg, Candy, Orange, Nut, Oval, Milk,
Icing, Cookies, Sweets (E.C.O.N.O.M.I.C.S)
WORDS / PHRASES
1. Labor 2. Competition
3. Capital 4. Price
5. Product 6. Competitor
7. Customer 8. Consumer
Rubrics: N/A
NUEVA ECIJA
Below are the different companies in our area. Distinguish what type of industries
they belong
Legend:
Star Agribusiness
Circle Manufacturing
Heart Retail/Trading
Smile Face Services
Square International Trade
BULACAN
PAMPANGA
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 4
CODE: ABM_AE12_IIa_d_10
“Mahalko o Mahalako?”
Directions:
- Group the students into four.
- Each group will have 5 pink heart shape cartolina and 5 red heart shape
cartolina.
- Facilitator will show a picture and tell the place where the business is
located.
- Distinguish whether it is services or products of business or industry in the
locality.
- Post pink heart shape cartolina if it is services/products of the business and
red heart shape cartolina if it is industry in the locality.
- The first group who will post the right color of cartolina will have one point.
Group that will have the highest score will be the winner.
ESSAY
2. Government? (5pts)
Activity 2
Role Playing
Criteria:
Presentation: 30%
Teamwork: 30%
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 4
1. Form a group with 6 learners and choose a leader to represent the group.
3. The teacher will give a enough time to the learners to finish the activity.
4. Every group will cite the various socio economic factors affecting business and
industry.
5. The group who can give the highest number and discuss it correctly will be
considered winner.
Instructions:
1. The class is to be divided into five (5) groups.
2. Choose a leader and a presenter.
3. Read the given statements.
4. Draw a smiley face for positive and sad face for negative.
5. Give example 1 for positive and 1 for negative on how these scenarios or
statement its impact to the community.
6. Do it in 5 minutes and report to the class.
Statements:
1. Developing great leaders.
2. Decreased productivity.
3. High turnover.
4. Stalled change initiatives.
5. Take care of themselves and extend care to others.
6. Increase in stress and health care cost.
7. Do not waste time on arguing.
8. Handle emotions of anxiety or fear.
9. Decreased customer loyalty.
10. Lack of innovation and creativity.
11. Allow people to think clearly under pressure.
12. Slow development of high potential talent.
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 5
Learning Competency: Analyze and evaluate the viability of a business and its
impact on the community
Code: ABM_AE12II-e-g12
Direction:
The class will be divided into 5 groups. Each group will present a role play
regarding the viability to a business and its impact on the community. After the
role playing, a member of each group will explain their presentation/role playing.
Code: ABM_AE12II-e-g-13
Role Play
Directions:
Create 5 groups with 10 members. Choose a leader. The group will create one
scenario about business and formulate recommendations and strategies on how
to minimize and maximize a business’s negative impact and positive impact,
respectively.
20% - Presentation Skills (All presenters spoke with appropriate eye contact,
volume, tone, use of pauses, and gestures. All presenters were well-prepared and
spoke with confidence).
Total: 100%
Mannequin Challenge
Directions:
Create 5 groups with 10 members. Choose a leader. The groups will portray a
scenario in tableau for 20 seconds. Then the learners-audience can describe what
they see and guess what kind of strategies they are presenting. The group who
guess right will get 10 points for their recitations.
Instructions:
1. The class is to be divided into five (5) groups.
2. Choose a leader and a presenter.
3. Group discussion for 5 minutes regarding different ideas on strategies for
minimizing or maximizing business opportunities.
4. The group to have at least 2 negative and 2 positive strategies.
5. The teacher will have a bottle and let turn and to what group it will stop and
be able to give an answer until all teams had finish their turn.
Prepared by:
CLASS B – GROUP 5
Rubrics: None