Stage 1: Jobs due to Natural Resources

Arrange the cards in which category they belong in (nonrenewable or renewable resources)

See Economic Handout Word Doc!

Station 2: Write the jobs for each of

the jobs in Production and
Distribution
Define

Production: the act of making goods, very similar to

manufacturing
Distribution: the act of sharing products or ideas

Manufacturing
To make or process a raw material into a finished product

Retail
The sale of goods to consumers

Service industries
industries that provides services like banking, education, and tourism to people
rather than producing goods.

Agriculture
The science or practice of farming, growing
of crops, rearing of animals to provide food,
wool, and other products

Transportation
To move large amounts of goods from one location,
such as a warehouse or factory, to another
location, such as a mall or store, for consumption

Clothing Companies
Hotels & Amusement Parks

Hospitals

Assembly Line

Factories
Cell Phone Companies

House and Company Cleane

Manufacturing Jobs
Restaurants

Service Jobs

Grocery Store

Customer Service

Retail Jobs

Wal-Mart

Retail Managers

Farmers

Nutritionist

Landscaping Companies

Agriculture Lawyer/Engineer

Agriculture Jobs

Car companies

Gas stations
Construction workers

Truck Drivers / Airplane pilots

Transportation Jobs
4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market
concepts.

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market

concepts.
Examples: USA and other mostly wealthy countries, like
1. Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone
Socialist
Example: Inuit village in Canada

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

1. Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone

Example: Inuit village in Canada

1. Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone

Example: Inuit village in Canada

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can buy in a month

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies will make, no

govt involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market concepts.

Examples: USA and other mostly wealthy countries, like Socialist

1. Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone

Example: Inuit village in Canada

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can buy in a month
2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions
Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can buy in a month

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies will make, no govt
involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.
3. Driven by consumers who decide what goods companies will make, no gov
involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market concepts.

Examples: USA and other mostly wealthy countries, like Socialist
4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market concepts.
Examples: USA and other mostly wealthy countries, like Socialist

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market

concepts.
Examples: USA and other mostly wealthy countries, like
1.
Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone
Socialist
Example: Inuit village in Canada

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market

concepts.
Examples:
and other
mostly
wealthy countries,
1. Based onUSA
Culture
and rituals
benefiting
everyone like
Socialist
Example: Inuit village in Canada

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market

concepts.
Examples: USA and other mostly wealthy countries, like
1.
Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone
Socialist
Example: Inuit village in Canada

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

4. Limited government involvement but still uses free market

concepts.
Examples:
and other
mostly
wealthy countries,
1. Based onUSA
Culture
and rituals
benefiting
everyone like
Socialist
Example: Inuit village in Canada

3. Driven by consumers, who decide what goods companies

will make, no government involvement
Example: Communist Russia tried to be but didnt work.

2. Relies on the government to make all economic decisions

Example: North Korea tells people how much milk they can
buy in a month

1. Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone

Example: Inuit village in Canada

1. Based on Culture and rituals benefiting everyone

Example: Inuit village in Canada