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BUSINESS AND LABOR

This exploration delves into the various types of legal business organizations and their implications for young adults in the labor market. Key objectives include examining the different business types you might work for, evaluating their effectiveness, and understanding how labor market trends impact youth employment. We will also analyze the relationship between supply and demand in the labor market and the reasons behind the decline of labor unions. Engage in assignments such as pretests, graphic organizers, guided reading summaries, and group projects to deepen your understanding.

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BUSINESS AND LABOR

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  1. BUSINESS AND LABOR Types of Legal Business Organizations Labor Market Trends, Wages, Unions

  2. What We Will Explore (objectives restated) • 1. What kinds of businesses might you work for? • 2. Is one legal business organization better than another? • 3. How do labor market trends affect you as a young adult? • 4. What’s the relationship between supply and demand in the labor market? • Why have labor unions declined?

  3. ASSIGNMENTS • Complete pretest and posttest on Phschool.com. Website code: mna-3081 • As a team, create and complete graphic organizer on the trade-offs of running each of the different types of business organizations and associated vocabulary • Complete all Guided Reading for Chapters 8 and 9 • Complete Unit III article summary • Complete group project

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