1. Some people suggest that "home production" (producing goods in the home for family use) is increasing

2 Deteriee which standards your lamily has used to measure its success. Is consuming a measure of success for

3 Discs the statement, "Rich parents do not necessarily choose wisely for their children, and poor parents do not necessarily choose unwisely for their children." Are there benefits to be gained by having families train their chil- Disc some of the possible ecunomic and social effects of this trend on soclery.

4 Who guides consumer decision making in the markerplace? Explain your answer.

5 What are the strengths and weaknesses of the profit system as presented in this chapter? sou Du yeu artempt eo keep up with the "ncighbors"? 63 that even eshould oge uau ayeard a as cost to dren in techniques of being an intelligent consumer anowledge Expand on chese ads rica. New Epidemac

6 Explore the ways in which consumers guide sellers. 9007 Life

7. Decribe economic waste and what causes it.

10 What is implied by the question, "Does the economy produce what consumers want?"

9 What are the differences in motives between the family and the business world?

if what is offered can be sold at a profic, it is legitimate. The business owner should not be concerned uny arher considerations, moral, ethical or religious." Discuss the implications of this position.