This course provides students with a comprehensive exploration of economics within the Canadian context. Students will delve into fundamental economic principles and theories, examining topics such as scarcity, choice, and economic models. They will also analyze the interplay between political and economic systems, understanding their influence on decision-making processes.
Throughout the course, students will explore various economic challenges facing Canada, including issues related to market systems, labor markets, and economic inequality. They will examine the roles of workers and the impact of government intervention on economic stability and citizenship.
Prerequisite: Canadian History since World
War I, Grade 10, academic or
applied
