Barter, indirect barter

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Homework: exercise 11 on page 17

Barter
Indirect barter
Specialisation
Labour productivity
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Welcome
Homework: exercise 11 on page 17

Barter
Indirect barter
Specialisation
Labour productivity

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Exercise 11 A
€ 4.50 per week
€ 4.50 X 52 weeks = € 234 per year
€ 234/ 12 months = € 19.50 per month

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Exercise 11 B
€ 120/ 12
€ 240/ 12
€ 240/ 12
€ 10.5 X 52 = € 546<div>€ 546/ 12 = € 45.50</div>
€ 228/ 12
Total expenses: € 65 + € 46 + € 39 = € 150

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Exercise 11 C and D
The monthly income of € 155 is bigger then the total expenses of € 150  

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Exercise 11 D
She doesn't have to purchase a bike next year
She saves € 228
Plus she can save € 5 each month (155- 150)
€ 5 X 12 = € 60

She can buy € 60 + € 228 = € 288 worth of non-recurring high charges

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Barter
Exchanging goods or services
                                   (without the use of money)                                              

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Slide 7 - Video

Which means were used as money

Slide 8 - Mind map

Means used as money
Shells
Salt 
Coffee beans
Cocoa beans
Paper currency (notes)

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Slide 10 - Video

Disadvantages barter
  • You need a mutual benefit -->
  • find someone who has what you want and who wants what you have
  • Transporting sacks of grain is difficult
  • Your merchandise can spoil
  • Difficult to determine an exchange ratio
  • (how many sacks of grain for a boat)
  • Some things are indivisible (a boat)

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Advantages money
  • Everyone accepts money
  • You can specialise in one job and improve your skills
  • As you specialise your labour productivity will increase
  • labour productivity = the number of items an employee can produce within a specific time period

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What would be a reason for people switching from indirect barter to barter again?

Slide 13 - Open question

Groepen

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Hot seat
One person holds the card and knows the word
Other people ask questions
Only to be answered by yes or no
Try to find the word!!

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Definitions
Indirect barter
goods <--->money <-----> goods
Money allows people to specialise 
focus on one product or service
Labour productivity increases 
--> production per person 

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Exercises
Read
Exercises
Check answers
Page 19
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Answer sheet
Page 20
5 - 6
Answer sheet
Page 21
7 - 10
Answer sheet
timer
10:00

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Make your own crosswordpuzlle
Go to puzzelplatform.nl
Choose 'zelf een kruiswoordpuzzel maken'
Don't choose a thema!
Insert words and hints --> use the economic definitions!!
Generate the puzzle


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Homework
Read
Exercises
Check answers
Page 20
2 - 4
Answer sheet
Page 21
5 - 6
Answer sheet
Page 22
7 - 10
Answer sheet

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