Productivity






		Goods and Services Economic Wants Producers Consumers Productive Resources Natural Resources Human Resources Capital Resources Scarcity Opportunity Cost Trade and Money



		Specialization Interdependence Trade-Offs Productivity Market Price Supply and Demand Entrepreneur Profit Savings Investing


	PRODUCTIVITY

		Labor PRODUCTIVITY measures how many goods or services are produced per worker. Greater productivity leads to higher standards of living. Example: When workers specialize by dividing the labor on an assembly line, productivity increases. Better capital resources (machines, tools, buildings, and equipment) and education and training also increase productivity.

	LITERATURE CONNECTION




	How to Get Posters

You can use the literature books below to help teach about TRADE-OFFS. Click on the book cover or the title below to obtain information on the book as well as guided questions you can use with your students. Some books are no longer available from the publishers, but we still include title information and Lessons as you might have them in your school or public library or possibly in your classrooms.

“Your Price” is the 35% Discounted Net Price unless a different discount is noted.

Cover	Title	Author	Publisher & ISBN	Retail Price	Your Price	Binding & Status
	Curious George Goes to a Chocolate Factory	H.A.Rey	Houghton M 0395912164 Houghton M 0395912148	12.00 3.95	7.80 2.60	Hardcover Paper
	The Furry News	Leedy, Loreen	Holiday Hs 0823407934 Holiday Hs 0823410269	17.95 9.00	11.70 4.55	Hardcover Paper


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