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Industrial Entrepreneurs or Robber Barons?

Updated: December 24 2020,
Author: Mark Schug
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Standards

National Standards in Economics

State Standards

Concepts

Credit, Decision Making/Cost-Benefit Analysis, Economic Systems, Entrepreneurs

Introduction

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Task List

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Process

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Conclusion

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Assessment Activity

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Extension Activity

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Subjects:
Economics

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