Warm-Up Resources And Scarcity
Warm-Up?Resources and ScarcityLessonQuestionLesson GoalsLearn about the basics of resources and scarcity.W2KDescribe the differentExamine the effects ofof resources used in an economy.on how resources are used.Words to KnowFill in this table as you work through the lesson. You may also use the glossary tohelp you.allocatesomething among those who need ortowant itvaluetheof an item in consideration with goods,services, or ythat, once used, is no longer availablea resource that can bethe idea that all resources aremeet unlimited wants and needs Edgenuity, Inc.1after useand insufficient to
Warm-UpResources and ScarcityMaking ChoicesTo raise money for your softball team, you are selling snacks at the basketballgame. You have a budget of 200. You only have enough space to sell one product. You can sell either pizza or juice.A business has to decide what to sell based on various factors, including whichproduct costs them theand which one will net themoney when they sell it. They also must consider which product customers willthe most. Edgenuity, Inc.2
InstructionResources and ScarcitySlide2ResourcesResources are things people use to makeand. The metal that is used to make a car The computer that is used to create a website The work that a carpenter does building a houseTypes of Resources: Things found in nature, such as minerals and water: The effort and skills of people: Machinery and equipment used to make products4Renewable ResourcesSome resources are renewable, meaning they can beExamples include: solar energy. trees. crops. Edgenuity, Inc.3after use.
InstructionResources and ScarcitySlide4Nonrenewable ResourcesSome resources are nonrenewable, meaning theyafter use.be replacedExamples include: crude oil, or petroleum. natural gas. many other minerals taken from the ground.CategorizingCategorizing involves two steps.Water1. Looking forqualities that objects havein common2.IronobjectsGoldtogether based upon theircommon qualitiesLumberSolar energy Edgenuity, Inc.4
InstructionResources and ScarcitySlide6The Move toward Renewable EnergyThe United States has beenresources.from nonrenewable to renewable. Renewable energy use is Renewable energy makes up about 9 percent of energy used.8ScarcityScarcity is the idea that all resources are. Resources cannot fulfill unlimited wants and needs. Scarcity explains why a resource haswilling to pay for it.and people areThe Concept of ScarcitywantsresourcesScarcity Edgenuity, Inc.5
InstructionResources and ScarcitySlide8What Scarcity MeansScarcity affects individuals and economies around the world. Individuals must make Economies must decide how to, or distribute,.10Scarcity and ValueScarcity affects the value of a resource. Thescarce a resource, the more consumers are willing topay for it. Thescarce the resource, the less consumers are willing topay for it.Scarcity and Resource DecisionsResources that are scarce are: . often used only where they are required.Resources that are less scarce are: less costly.goods. often used to make Edgenuity, Inc.6
InstructionResources and ScarcitySlide10How Scarcity Affects Resource DecisionsCompany A makes uniforms for athletes who need high-performance equipment.price for the uniforms. It wants to charge a, more costly, high-performance fabrics. It uses moreHow Scarcity Affects Resource DecisionsCompany A makes uniforms forathletes who need high-performanceequipment.Company B makes clothes for awide audience that wants low-costclothing. It wants to charge a It wants to charge aprice for theprice for itsclothes.uniforms. It uses more scarce,more It uses less scarce, less, high-fabrics.performance fabrics. Edgenuity, Inc.7
Summary?Resources and ScarcityLessonQuestionHow does scarcity affect the value of resources?AnswerSlide2Review: ResourcesResources are things people use to make goods or services. Basic types of resources include land, labor, and There are renewable resources and.resources.Review: The Effect of ScarcityScarcity happens because wants and needs are without limit, but resourcesare limited. Scarcity means that we all must makeand wants to meet. Resources must be Edgenuity, Inc.8about what needs
SummaryResources and ScarcityUse this space to write any questions or thoughts about this lesson. Edgenuity, Inc.9
Resources and Scarcity 6 Slide 8 The Move toward Renewable Energy The United States has been from nonrenewable to renewable resources. Renewable energy use is . Renewable energy makes up about 9 percent of energy used. Scarcity Scarcity is the idea that all resources are . Resources cannot fulfill unlimited wants and needs.
- Lynne Twist, The Soul of Money SCARCITY VS SCARCITY MINDSET Scarcity is the “state of being scarce or in short supply.” (Literally not having enough of something.) Scarcity Mindset is a byproduct of Scarcity but it isn’t necessarily connected to the physical state of scarcity.
Water scarcity is defined as scarcity in availability due to physical shortage, or scarcity in access due to the failure of institutions to ensure a regular supply or due to a lack of adequate infrastructure. Almost 4.5 % of the world's population lives in the Middle East but they have only 1% of the global .
1 Sunny Warm Normal Strong Warm Same YES 2 Sunny Warm High Strong Warm Same YES 3 Rainy Cold High Strong Warm Change NO 4 Sunny Warm High Strong Warm Change YES A set of example days, and each is described by six attributes. The task is to learn to predict the value of EnjoySport for ar
Scotland's National Water Scarcity Plan 3 Overview This is Scotland's first national water scarcity plan, setting out how water resources will be managed prior to and during periods of prolonged dry weather. This is to ensure the correct balance is struck between protecting the environment and providing resource for human and economic activity.
Change in irrigation water. demand, global scale: Change of required irrigation water withdrawals by 2080. Low emission: -0.2 to 1.6%: Med emission: 1.9 to 2.8%. High emission: 6.7 to 10.0%. Water scarcity % global population in countries with low capita blue water resources (2080) No significant differences. New or aggravated water: scarcity
effect of warm-up (Takizawa et al., 2018), warm-up may affect explosive exercise more than endurance exercise. Hence, 5-min running warm-up with 70 % of their pre-dicted maximum heart rate improved jump performance (Andrade et al., 2015). Another study also revealed that a 4-min running warm-up at a pace to feel warm improved
1 Kettlebell IWT MAS Session Kettlebell IWT Active Recovery MAS Session REST Active Recovery Warm Up Warm Up Warm Up Warm Up Warm Up Warm Up Then Then Then Then Then Then 20 x KB Swing 200m Run @ 1 min rest X 3 20 x 120% MAS 15/15 10 x Single Arm KB Squat & Press (each arm) 100m Sprint
In general, user-mode hooking is intended for API monitoring, like Mark Russinovich’s ProcessMonitor (alias FileMon/RegMon), resource leak detection, various malware which doesn’t need to care about security issues, extending applications and libraries you don’t have the source code for (also cracks may fall in this category), adding a compatibility layer for existing applications to run .
