Unemployment & Unemployment Rate Economic Drag and Drop Google Slides Economics
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Are you looking for a drag and drop activity dealing with unemployment and the unemployment rate for a high school Economics course? This product includes Google Slides and a printable option to guide students through learning about unemployment. This product is designed to be used for distance learning, enrichment, printout, or for computer access in the classroom.
Included are the following:
- PDF version of the assignment (worksheet and digital)
- Student assignment in Google Slides
- Editable option for teachers (Google Slides)
- Answer key (Google Slides)
Topics Included:
- Unemployment
- Unemployment rate
- Underemployed
- Discouraged Worker
- Frictional
- Structural
- Seasonal
- Cyclical
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