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Harvest Festival Economics: Economic Impact Activity
Students examine how a harvest festival affects local businesses, tourism, agriculture, tax revenue, and consumer prices.
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Students examine how a harvest festival affects local businesses, tourism, agriculture, tax revenue, and consumer prices. The worksheet includes flowchart analysis, direct-versus-indirect impact classification, multiplier calculations, and price-change questions using fictional festival data.
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- Students will analyze the flow of money through a local economy.
- Students will distinguish between direct and indirect economic impacts.
- Students will calculate total spending and economic impact using a regional multiplier.
- Students will interpret how festivals can affect local product prices.
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