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Revisa siempre tus estados de cuenta bancarios y de tarjetas de crédito. Esto te recordará adónde va tu dinero.

Actividad 3: toma de decisiones

Ofrezca a los estudiantes ejemplos de problemas :

  1. ¿Qué hacer este viernes por la noche?
  2. ¿Qué hacer después de graduarme de bachillerato?
  3. ¿Qué hacer el verano que viene?
  4. ¿Comprar un automóvil?

Considerar las alternativas para cada problema. Por ejemplo:

Problema 1: Estudiar, ver televisión en casa, reunirse con amigos, salir con alguien,

Problema 2: Estudiar maestría o doctorado, comenzar a trabajar.

Problema 3: Escuela de verano, trabajar, ser voluntario en la comunidad, relajarse y no hacer nada.

Problema 4: Auto nuevo, auto usado, seguir usando el transporte público, bicicleta, o caminar.

Identificar los criterios (metas/valores) que son importantes para ti. Ejemplo: (buenas notas, tener experiencia laboral, mayor preparación académica, diversión, relajación)

Evaluar cada alternativa en función de tus criterios.

Para tomar una decisión, elegir la mejor alternativa.

Para ampliar esta actividad, pida a los estudiantes que identifiquen el “costo de oportunidad” de su decisión. El costo de oportunidad es el valor de la siguiente mejor alternativa, es decir, lo que tuvieron que sacrificar.

Avaluo

NOMBRE: _____________________________________________________________

  1. Parea los siguientes términos con sus definiciones :
___ 1. Inflación
  • A. Cualquier cosa de valor de propiedad de una persona, por ejemplo dinero en efectivo, una casa, un vehículo y acciones de bolsa.
___ 2. Activo
  • B. Un aumento en el nivel general de precios de bienes y servicios; una disminución del poder de compra del dólar.
___ 3. Pasivo
  • C. La cantidad de dinero que una persona o empresa debe a otros: una deuda.
___ 4. Gasto fijo
  • D. Un gasto que puedes controlar o ajustar, por ejemplo cuánto gastas en comida, ropa o en llamadas de larga distancia.
___ 5. Gasto variable
  • E. Un gasto que es el mismo todos los meses, como el alquiler o el pago de la cuota de un automóvil.

II. Selecciona la mejor contestación:

1. Un ejemplo de objetivo a corto plazo es:

  1. Comprar un par de zapatos nuevos
  2. Comprar un automóvil
  3. Ir a la universidad
  4. Ir de vacaciones a Europa

2. Un ejemplo de objetivo a largo plazo es:

  1. Trabajar a tiempo parcial
  2. Comprar un nuevo juego de video
  3. Graduarse de la universidad
  4. Ahorrar $25 por semana

3. Un ejemplo de gasto fijo es:

  1. Diversiones
  2. Comestibles
  3. Ropa
  4. Alquiler

4. Un ejemplo de gasto variable es:

  1. Seguro médico
  2. Préstamos
  3. Ahorros
  4. Comer afuera

Avaluo (contestaciones para el instructor)

NOMBRE: _____________________________________________________________

  1. Parea los siguientes términos con sus definiciones :
B 1. Inflación
  • A. Cualquier cosa de valor de propiedad de una persona, por ejemplo dinero en efectivo, una casa, un vehículo y acciones de bolsa.
A 2. Activo
  • B. Un aumento en el nivel general de precios de bienes y servicios; una disminución del poder de compra del dólar.
C 3. Pasivo
  • C. La cantidad de dinero que una persona o empresa debe a otros: una deuda.
E 4. Gasto fijo
  • D. Un gasto que puedes controlar o ajustar, por ejemplo cuánto gastas en comida, ropa o en llamadas de larga distancia.
D 5. Gasto variable
  • E. Un gasto que es el mismo todos los meses, como el alquiler o el pago de la cuota de un automóvil.

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Quantity demanded refers to the specific amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a give price and within a specific time period. Demand, on the other hand, is a broader concept that encompasses the entire relationship between price and quantity demanded
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