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GRADE |10 |SUBJECT |Economics |WEEK |4 |TOPIC |Production Possibility Curve – Explanation | | | | | | |
|LESSON SUMMARY FOR: DATE STARTED: | |DATE COMPLETED: | |
|LESSON OBJECTIVES |By the end of the lesson the learners should be able to: |
| |Explain the production possibility curve in relation to scarcity, choice and opportunity cost |
| |Explain productive efficiency and allocative efficiency in relation to the production possibility curve |
| |Explain the attainable output and unattainable output with the aid of the diagram of the production possibility curve |
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|TEACHER ACTIVITIES |LEARNER ACTIVITIES |TIMING |RESOURCES NEEDED |
| Relevant Teaching Methods for this Lesson: |Cooperative grouping in pairs. See the
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