F.O.P.
F.O.P. Scenarios
Scarcity
Supply/Demand
Supply/Demand Scenarios
100

Good or Service: haircut

service

100

Mrs. Ramos decides to open a bakery in her town. She finds a small shop in a busy neighborhood where she can bake fresh bread, cakes, and cookies each morning. She buys an oven, mixing bowls, and a display case for her baked goods. Mrs. Ramos spends hours every day making sure her treats are delicious, and she came up with the idea for her bakery because she noticed that many people in her community love baked goods. 

What would be the entrepreneurship in this scenario?

Mrs. Ramos

100

As consumers, we have unlimited _______

wants

100

What does quantity mean?

the amount/how many

100

Tech expert: "Wait a year until technology improves before buying a 5G phone."

Price or demand?


Increase, decrease, stays the same?

demand, decrease

200

Material things that you can buy and sell are known as

Goods

200

The Jackson family buys a large plot of land to start an organic vegetable farm. They plant carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, and more. They have tools like shovels, watering hoses, and tractors to help them grow and harvest the crops. Each family member helps with different jobs on the farm. The Jacksons wanted to start the farm to provide fresh vegetables to local markets and promote healthy eating.


What would be the land in this scenario?

carrots, lettuce, tomatoes

200

Why does scarcity exist

because there is a limited amount of resources


200

What is supply?

the amount produced/available

200

Government enacts a tax on soda producers and the price of soda increases.

Price/Demand?

Increase, decrease, stay the same?

price, increase

300

What would be three goods that are present in a classroom?

answers vary

300

The Jackson family buys a large plot of land to start an organic vegetable farm. They plant carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, and more. They have tools like shovels, watering hoses, and tractors to help them grow and harvest the crops. Each family member helps with different jobs on the farm. The Jacksons wanted to start the farm to provide fresh vegetables to local markets and promote healthy eating.


What would be the capital goods in the scenario?

shovels, watering hoses, and tractors

300

What is a natural resource that is scarce or at risk of becoming scare?

answers vary

300

What is demand?

how much is wanted

300

The price of electric cars drops because the government subsidizes manufacturers.

Price/ Demand

Increase, decrease, stay the same

price, decrease

400

Goods used to create other goods are known as

Capital goods

400

Three friends decide to start a car wash in their neighborhood during the summer. They set up in a parking lot where they have buckets, soap, sponges, and a water hose. Each of them works on different parts of cleaning the cars, like washing, drying, and polishing. The friends thought of the idea because they wanted a way to earn some money while helping people keep their cars clean. 

What would be the labor in this scenario?

washing, drying, and polishing

400

How can scarcity affect governments?

A government might have limited funds to build schools, hospitals, and roads, and must prioritize based on what’s most urgently needed

400

People who buy goods and services are known as 

consumers

400

Hearing aids will now be sold without a prescription.

Consider the demand curve for computers. What happens?

price/demand?

Increase, decrease, stay the same

demand, stay the same

500

the owner of a business/idea maker

entrepreneur

500

Identify how the four factors of production are present in this scenario:

A couple opens a small coffee shop in the downtown area. They buy a coffee machine, tables, chairs, and supplies like coffee beans, milk, and sugar. They each take turns making drinks, serving customers, and keeping the shop clean. They decided to open the shop because they noticed a lot of people in the area wanted a cozy place to get coffee.

land- coffee beans, milk, sugar

labor- making drinks, serving customers, keeping the shop clean

capital goods- coffee machine, tables, chairs

entrepreneurs- the couple

500

What happens when a resource becomes scarce

The items that use that resource to produce them become more expensive to produce

500

As price increases, the supply ________________

increases

500

Synthetic meat is now cheaper because of a breakthrough in technology.
Consider the demand curve for real meat. What happens?

Price/ demand

increase, decrease, stay the same

demand, decrease