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    This document provides instructions for creating a comic strip about the factors of production and how they relate to Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The comic strip must have 6 frames: 1) introducing the characters, 2) defining one factor of production, 3) defining another factor, 4) defining another factor, 5) defining the last factor, and 6) concluding with information about GDP. It must illustrate how the factors of production work together and relate to GDP. The factors of production are defined as land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. GDP is defined as measuring the total value of goods and services produced in a country.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a comic strip about the factors of production and how they relate to Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The comic strip must have 6 frames: 1) introducing the characters, 2) defining one factor of production, 3) defining another factor, 4) defining another factor, 5) defining the last factor, and 6) concluding with information about GDP. It must illustrate how the factors of production work together and relate to GDP. The factors of production are defined as land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. GDP is defined as measuring the total value of goods and services produced in a country.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a comic strip about the factors of production and how they relate to Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The comic strip must have 6 frames: 1) introducing the characters, 2) defining one factor of production, 3) defining another factor, 4) defining another factor, 5) defining the last factor, and 6) concluding with information about GDP. It must illustrate how the factors of production work together and relate to GDP. The factors of production are defined as land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. GDP is defined as measuring the total value of goods and services produced in a country.

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    ISS 2012

    Factors of Production Comic Strip


    Objective:
    Create a comic strip that illustrates the factors of production and how this
    relates to the Gross Domestic Product.
    Requirements:
    Your comic strip must contain six frames. The frames must fit together into
    one story that illustrates the factors of production and its relationship to the
    Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
    Frame Requirements:
    - The first frame will introduce your story- tell me the characters and
    who they represent
    - The second frame needs to contain one of the factors of
    production and what it means
    - The third frame needs to contain one of the factors of production
    and what it means
    - The fourth frame needs to contain one of the factors of production
    and what it means
    - The fifth frame needs to contain one of the factors of production
    and what it means
    - The sixth frame needs to conclude your comic strip with
    information about the GDP.

    As you create your comic strip be sure that you


    - Introduce the story
    - Illustrate what each term means
    o Refer to your NOTES for definitions of each term
    - Show how the factors of production work together
    - Show how the GDP is related to the factors of production
    FACTORS OF PRODUCTION
    - Land Natural Resources
    - Labor
    - Capital
    - Role of the Entrepreneur

    GDP = Gross Domestic


    Product
    GDP measures the dollar
    value of all goods and service
    produced in a country

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