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Bohning, Gerry – 1984
Acknowledging that consumers need to look for certain information on store coupons, this lesson plan uses the overhead projector for teaching elementary school students how to systematically read and use coupons. The lesson emphasizes informed consumerism and provides a practical opportunity for students to apply the skills of vocabulary…
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Elementary Education, Lesson Plans, Reading Instruction
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Sen, Tapan; And Others – Mathematics Teacher, 1996
Demonstrates the application of spreadsheet analysis in solving equations beyond quadratics. Considers the costs of interest, gasoline, and maintenance in deciding how long it pays to keep a car. (MKR)
Descriptors: Algebra, Consumer Economics, Equations (Mathematics), Mathematical Applications
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Dolinsky, Arthur L.; Quazi, Hesan A. – Journal of Marketing for Higher Education, 1994
Importance-performance analysis, a marketing research technique using analysis of consumer attitudes toward salient product or service attributes, is found useful for colleges and universities in developing marketing strategies, particularly when competition is considered as an important dimension. Data are drawn from a survey of 252 students at 1…
Descriptors: Competition, Consumer Economics, Evaluation Methods, Higher Education
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Houbeck, Robert L., Jr. – Journal of Academic Librarianship, 1987
Discussion of the trend of increasing journal prices includes an examination of possible reasons for such price increases and methods by which libraries may alleviate this trend through consumer awareness and competitive market techniques. (CLB)
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Consumer Education, Economic Climate, Library Expenditures
Doll, David M. – Creative Computing, 1981
This article and chart compare 12 computers starting at $200 to $1500. The addresses of the 11 manufacturers are provided along with basic information on each machine. (MP)
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Computer Science, Computers, Consumer Economics
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Pate, William S. – College and University, 1993
Applying a consumer satisfaction model to higher education program administration provides the manager with a systemic view of satisfaction, related variables, and postpurchase (alumni) actions. By manipulating the variables leading to consumer satisfaction, the institution can satisfy its consumers and increase the likelihood the consumer will…
Descriptors: Alumni, College Administration, Consumer Economics, Higher Education
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Gardner, Julia; Marsh, John – Alternatives, 1978
This essay examines the characteristics of recreation in consumer and conserver societies; some possible futures for recreation are suggested. (Author/MDR)
Descriptors: Conservation (Environment), Consumer Economics, Leisure Time, Needs
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Painter, Richard A. – Journal of Geography, 1976
A learning experience is described for upper elementary or junior high students involving the manufacture, transportation, and marketing of a product for consumers. Steps are given and roles are assigned for students to convert raw material (paper) to a finished product (paper airplanes) and to sell it. (AV)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Consumer Economics, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Activities
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Young, Michael E.; Reyes, Pedro – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 1987
A model of student enrollment behavior based on the concept of consumer choice is proposed as an alternative to traditional models of college choice. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Applicants, College Choice, Consumer Economics, Enrollment Influences
Weaver, Sue – 2001
This lesson plan helps students understand the role consumer demand plays in the market system, i.e., how interactions in the marketplace help determine pricing. Students will participate in an activity that demonstrates the concepts of demand, demand schedule, demand curve, and the law of demand. The lesson plan provides student objectives;…
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Cost Indexes, Economics, Economics Education
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Derrico, Patricia; Karsotis, A. Thomas – Social Studies Journal, 1981
Describes a simulation game developed to introduce elementary school students to basic economic concepts, including scarcity, availability, resource utilization, trade-offs, and demand and barter. The simulation, based on a shortage of chocolate milk in the elementary school lunch room, stressed problem solving skills. (DB)
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Economic Factors, Elementary Education, Problem Solving
Kohl, Herb – Teacher, 1980
Presented is a chart which helps to explain inflation to intermediate grade students. It dramatizes the cumulative effect of inflation over six years, and helps to introduce the topic of self-sufficiency, which can help alleviate the problem of inflation. (KC)
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Consumer Education, Inflation (Economics), Intermediate Grades
Nappi, Andrew T. – Journal of Business Education, 1981
Reviews four broad clusters of concepts which are of fundamental importance for consumer economic understanding in the secondary school and gives suggestions that can be used to build a consumer economics program in the secondary school. (LRA)
Descriptors: Business Education, Consumer Economics, Consumer Education, Economic Factors
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Hamilton, Taddie – Social Studies Texan, 1992
Describes a six-week economics project for high school students. Suggests teaching consumer economics by having students pretend they are broke and out on their own. Discusses activities, materials, and student essays demonstrating the use and understanding of basic consumer terminology, credit, insurance, budgeting, and housing. (DK)
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Economics Education, Learning Activities, Secondary Education
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Sines, Robert G., Jr.; Duckworth, Eric A. – Journal of Marketing for Higher Education, 1994
It is argued that colleges and universities need to understand the importance of customer service in student retention, particularly in a competitive marketplace. Customer service concepts that work in the private sector are seen as useful in higher education, and a model is proposed. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Administration, Competition, Consumer Economics, Higher Education
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