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The Economizing Problem: Connecting the Dots

Explore the global issue of hunger and obesity, connecting it to economic principles such as scarcity, choice, rational behavior, and marginal analysis. Understand how over 1 billion people go hungry while another billion are overweight.

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The Economizing Problem: Connecting the Dots

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  1. The Economizing Problem Connecting the Dots 2.1 Connecting

  2. An Exercise in Connecting the Dots Today, over 1 billion people in the world go hungry while over 1 billion people are overweight. How do you explain this? 2.1 Connecting

  3. Connecting more dots How do you explain the relationship between the previous problem and the 3 features of the economic way of thinking: Scarcity and Choice Rational behavior Marginal analysis 2.1 Connecting

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