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Maine Lobster Economy Overview
This five-page student resource introduces Maine's lobster industry and its importance to coastal communities.
$6USD · Digital download
This five-page student resource introduces Maine's lobster industry and its importance to coastal communities. Students explore supply and demand, externalities, resource management, market factors, and industry stakeholders.
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- Students will explain how supply and demand influence lobster prices.
- Students will identify economic and environmental externalities of the lobster industry.
- Students will describe the roles of lobstermen, conservationists, and economists.
- Students will analyze factors affecting the Maine lobster market.
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