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    Students are given cards with items listed and must find their match based on whether the items are complementary or substitute goods. Some examples given are apples and chips as potential substitute goods, and coffee and sugar as complementary goods. Students then present to the class about the match and why the items are considered complementary or substitutes.

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    Students are given cards with items listed and must find their match based on whether the items are complementary or substitute goods. Some examples given are apples and chips as potential substitute goods, and coffee and sugar as complementary goods. Students then present to the class about the match and why the items are considered complementary or substitutes.

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    Apples Chips: Complementary and Substitute Goods Matching Game

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    Students are given cards with items listed and must find their match based on whether the items are complementary or substitute goods. Some examples given are apples and chips as potential substitute goods, and coffee and sugar as complementary goods. Students then present to the class about the match and why the items are considered complementary or substitutes.

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    Complementary and Substitute Goods Matching Game

    Students are each given one of the following cards. They then walk around the room looking for their match.
    They then present to the class what their match is and why. Some of these items may have complementary
    and substitute matches.

    Apples Chips

    Coffee Sugar

    Breakfast cereal Crumpets

    Jam Vegemite

    Movies on DVD Popcorn

    Telephone calls Emails


    Fresh milk Powdered milk

    Soft drinks Bottled water

    Pay television Free to air TV

    Push bike Bike helmet

    iPhone Samsung phone

    New car Road-side assistance


    membership

    A take-away meal Home delivery

    Bulla ice-cream Streets ice-cream


    Pavlova base Berries

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