Understanding the Federal Budget: Debt and Deficits - 28287
The Understanding the Federal Budget: Debt and Deficits program uses a non-biased approach designed to provide teachers with a dynamic way to incorporate economic concepts into their classroom. The program incorporates a variety of social studies, civics, and political science concepts in both the presentations and simulations.
Key topics / concepts:
- The budget process
- Federal budget composition
- Autonomous and discretionary spending
- Alternative ways to finance deficits
- The role of government debt
- Types and Ownership of government debt
- Implications of debt expansion
This six-hour session will include breakfast and lunch.
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Audiences
Teacher - High School (Grades 9-12), Teacher - Middle School (Grades 6-8), Teacher - General Education
Objectives
Designed to help educators gain an understanding of the Federal budget composition and the implications of debt and deficits.
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