Divide responsibilities and create background information about population, resources, language, belief, type of economy, and create a map and economic plan.
They are shipwrecked survivors on a distant uncharted island tasked with developing a new society.
To establish sustainable relations with the native tribe while utilizing coal resources responsibly.
The opportunity cost includes the potential loss of the native tribe's culture and the ecological impact of mining.
By considering the needs of the community and environmental sustainability.
By implementing sustainable practices and educating the community.
The project will last 4 lessons.
Access to food, water, shelter, and healthcare.
Fairness and development (government and civil society).
Coal as a fuel for machines; production will involve mining and distribution through local markets.
The challenge of balancing resource extraction with the rights of the native tribe; responded by establishing a council for joint decision-making.
80°F.
Equity, needs of the community, and environmental impact.
Scarcity is connected with choices made by individuals, businesses, and government.
0 marks if the student does not reach any standard.
Scarcity, choice, opportunity cost, basic needs, factors of production, and economic systems.
This depends on the values and goals of the society.
Economic and socio-economic goals, production methods, decision-making authority, and government involvement.
Thinking Critically.
They are in conflict; resource extraction may harm the environment, leading to scarcity of natural resources.
Their work on the economic plan and society setup.
Fruit trees, fish, and land for agriculture.
Land for mining coal, labor from both the native tribe and settlers, and capital for machinery and infrastructure.
It may prioritize military spending over social services, affecting overall welfare.
Communicating.
Yes, basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare will be guaranteed for both the native tribe and settlers.
By establishing rules to ensure sustainable use and prevent overexploitation.
Scarcity and Choice.
It is a mixed economic system, combining elements of capitalism (resource utilization) and socialism (guaranteeing basic needs).
The concept of scarcity, choice, opportunity cost, basic needs, factors of production, and economic systems.
Jobs related to agriculture, healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
Volunteers from the community, possibly incentivized by benefits.
Moderate government involvement to ensure fair resource distribution and protect the rights of the native tribe.
Poster A2, Canva poster, Minecraft, or PPT.
Connection.
7–8 marks for effective and accurate communication.
Decision-making authority will lie with a council that includes representatives from both the settlers and the native tribe.
