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Just like you or your family, a business needs to have a budget to make smart choices about money.. There are many different kinds of jobs in the world and many ways to earn money.. You

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Scott Foresman Social Studies

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ISBN 0-328-14835-0

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by Maureen Blaney Flietner

Spend It?

Fascinating Facts

smarter about money Because of this,

books about saving money and making good

economic choices are now bestsellers

recognize brand names and images

earn, save and spend than any other country

Scott Foresman Social Studies

• Chart

ISBN 0-328-14835-0

ì<(sk$m)=beidfg< +^-Ä-U-Ä-U

by Maureen Blaney Flietner

Spend It?

Fascinating Facts

smarter about money Because of this,

books about saving money and making good

economic choices are now bestsellers

recognize brand names and images

earn, save and spend than any other country

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savings budget nonrenewable resources renewable resources

demand supply

Write to It!

Just like you or your family, a business needs to have a budget to make smart choices about money What might be in a budget set up by a business? Write three sentences explaining your choices

Write your sentences on a separate sheet

of paper.

ISBN: 0-328-14835-0

Copyright © Pearson Education, Inc All Rights Reserved Printed in the

United States of America This publication or parts thereof, may be used with appropriate

equipment to reproduce copies for classroom use only

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Photographs

Every effort has been made to secure permission and provide appropriate credit for photographic material

The publisher deeply regrets any omission and pledges to correct errors called to its attention in subsequent editions

Unless otherwise acknowledged, all photographs are the property of Scott Foresman, a division of Pearson Education

Photo locators denoted as follows: Top (T), Center (C), Bottom (B), Left (L), Right (R), Background (Bkgd).

Opener: (C) Brand X Pictures, (B) ©Comstock Inc.

2 ©Myrleen Ferguson Cate/PhotoEdit

4 Paul Redman/Getty Images

5 ©Darama/Corbis

7 Getty Images

8 ©Craig Aurness/Corbis

10 ©Joel Stettenheim/Corbis

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12 ©James L Amos/Corbis

14 ©Spencer Grant/PhotoEdit

In this book, you will read about the world

of money and your place in it You will also

read about saving, spending, and making

decisions about what to do with your income

by Maureen Blaney Flietner

Spend It?

Editorial Offices: Glenview, Illinois • Parsippany, New Jersey • New York, New York Sales Offices: Needham, Massachusetts • Duluth, Georgia • Glenview, Illinois Coppell, Texas • Sacramento, California • Mesa, Arizona

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The World of Work

Do you get an allowance? Do you get money

as a gift? Many children get money in these ways You earn money by working at a job or doing chores Money that you earn is called income There are many different kinds of jobs in the world and many ways to earn money

You can earn money at jobs by providing services or goods Services are the jobs that one person does for another Goods are things that people make or grow and then sell

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What Can You

Do with Money?

What do you do with the money that you have? Many children in the United States like spending their money on toys or dolls or snacks Spending is one thing you can

do with your money

Spending is not the only thing you can

do with your money Putting money into

savings is even more important When you

save money over weeks, months, or years, your money adds up If you can save $10 each week, your savings would add up to

$40 in four weeks and $90 in nine weeks!

Watching your money add up can be fun!

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What Do You Need to Live?

A need is something a person must have

in order to live Food, clothing, and shelter all are needs

There are some people in the world who do not have enough money for their needs Some people cannot find jobs Some people are sick and cannot work Some are old and some are children They may not have clothes, shoes, food, or other needs Others try to help these people take care of their needs

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So Much to Choose From,

So Much to Want

A want is something you would like to have, but that you can live without It can be hard to tell a need from a want

How do you know if it is a want or a need?

Fancy shoes or special jeans might seem like something you cannot live without, but you can They are wants, not needs

Businesses would like you to buy their goods and services They advertise to tell you about their products You can decide if you really need them

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Plan Ahead

Do you look forward to doing something special? Are you thinking about the future?

That is how you should think about your money What do you want to do with your money next week or next month?

Think about how much money you would have if you saved everything you earned until next month or until next summer

What would you do with it all? When you think about how you will use your money, you start to plan

Saving for a Bicycle Week 1 $10 Week 2 $10 Week 3 $10 Week 4 $10 Week 5 $10 Week 6 $10 Week 7 $10 Week 8 $10 Week 9 $10 Week 10 $10 Total $100

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Make a Money Plan

You can plan ahead by making a budget

A budget is a plan for your income, spending, and savings It can help you decide how to use your money to meet your needs and wants, both now and in the future

What if you wanted to make a budget

to save for a bicycle that will cost $100?

Let’s suppose your total allowance and job earnings add up to $10 a week If you saved all $10 each week, it would take you

10 weeks to save enough to buy that bicycle

You may save $5 each week and spend

$5 each week It would take you 20 weeks to save enough to buy the bicycle Do you want

to wait 10 weeks or 20 weeks? You decide

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Budgets Work for Families, Too!

A budget can help you learn to save and

to spend A budget can help families plan for their needs and wants

Think about what a family needs It needs money to pay for a home, heat, and electricity It needs food, a stove, and a refrigerator Family members need clothes

A family also has wants Everyone might want a television set or a computer A budget will help a family decide how much money it has and how much it can spend

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Smart Choices Help Everyone

If you have more needs and wants than you have income, you will not be able to pay for everything That is why you need to make smart choices about money

One smart choice is to think of ways to save more money or to spend less Instead of spending more money by going to the movie theater, a family can spend less money by renting a movie and making popcorn at home

When you find ways to save, you often help people besides just you and your family

When you turn off the lights that you are not using, your family spends less on electricity

You reduce the need for coal or gas Coal

and gas are nonrenewable resources used

to make electricity Their supply is limited and they cannot be made again They are

not like renewable resources, such as the

wind, or water and sun power, that can be made again

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Making Choices

You make choices each day You also have money choices Save or spend? Buy this

or that?

You might go to the store to buy a music

CD, but also see a video They both cost the same You decide to buy the music CD You have chosen one item instead of another and made an economic choice

Do you remember our sample budget? If you buy the music CD, that will change the bicycle budget It will take longer to save enough money to buy the bicycle You decide

to continue to save for the bicycle

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Supply and Demand

Almost every year, there is a new toy that

is very popular Everyone seems to want it

There is a demand for it Once the supply,

or number available, is gone, there are no more of those toys to buy

Months later, there is a new supply of the toy Now there is much less demand and the toy is on sale

You decide to buy the toy at the lower sale price You can still save some of your money and have that special toy too You often can get what you want for less money You can spend and save too!

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Learn About Your Choices Before Spending

In our sample budget, you are saving for a bicycle You should learn about your choices

to know which bicycle is best for you You can go to the library to read about bicycles

You can visit stores to look at bicycles

You finally decide on a bicycle The company that makes them has resources, such as tools, machinery, and buildings It also has people who know how to make the bicycles The company brings in some of the bicycle parts

it needs from other countries The company’s bicycles are sold to other countries This buying and selling between different countries

is called international trade

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Your Budget Is a Success!

The big day is here! You have saved $100

to buy your bicycle Your parents will pay the few extra dollars needed for the tax A tax is money that the government takes

Taxes can help pay for the services of police, firefighters, and teachers

You give your $100 to the owner of the bicycle store and get your bicycle Later, the owner uses your money to pay the salespeople and the people who make the bicycles The owner also pays the company that made the bicycle parts and the tax to the government

The owner keeps the profit, or the money left over after all costs are paid

The money you spent for the bicycle now goes to many people They then use the money they earned to pay for their needs and wants They spend money on goods and services, and they save Their money then goes to other people

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People depend on other people The bicycle store owner depends on workers to make bicycles The owner depends on people like you to buy the bicycles The bicycle company workers depend on the company owner

to give them jobs so they can earn money

Other store owners depend on their workers and the people who will buy goods and

services from them Everyone depends on each other

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Make Smart Choices and Reach Your Goals

We made a sample budget for a bicycle

You can make a budget for a real goal It can be a goal for a want or a need It can be

a goal to help someone Pick a goal!

Next, you must decide how much you want

to save each week The more you save, the sooner you will reach your goal You must also decide how long you want to wait to reach your goal

Follow your budget! Sometimes it can seem hard to save You may miss out on some other things you might want When you reach your goal, you will be happy you made a budget and stuck to it A budget can teach you how to make smart choices about your money

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Glossary

budget a plan for your income, savings,

and spending

demand the number of goods or services

that people want and will buy at a given price

nonrenewable resources supplies that

cannot be made again

renewable resources supplies that can be

created naturally

savings money you have kept for future use supply the number of goods or services

that producers are willing to make at a given price

Vocabulary

savings budget nonrenewable resources renewable resources

demand supply

Write to It!

Just like you or your family, a business needs to have a budget to make smart choices about money What might be in a budget set up by a business? Write three sentences explaining your choices

Write your sentences on a separate sheet

of paper.

ISBN: 0-328-14835-0

Copyright © Pearson Education, Inc All Rights Reserved Printed in the

United States of America This publication or parts thereof, may be used with appropriate

equipment to reproduce copies for classroom use only

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 V0G1 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05

Photographs

Every effort has been made to secure permission and provide appropriate credit for photographic material

The publisher deeply regrets any omission and pledges to correct errors called to its attention in subsequent editions

Unless otherwise acknowledged, all photographs are the property of Scott Foresman, a division of Pearson Education

Photo locators denoted as follows: Top (T), Center (C), Bottom (B), Left (L), Right (R), Background (Bkgd).

Opener: (C) Brand X Pictures, (B) ©Comstock Inc.

2 ©Myrleen Ferguson Cate/PhotoEdit

4 Paul Redman/Getty Images

5 ©Darama/Corbis

7 Getty Images

8 ©Craig Aurness/Corbis

10 ©Joel Stettenheim/Corbis

11 ©Grishkin Denis/ITAR-TASS/Corbis

12 ©James L Amos/Corbis

14 ©Spencer Grant/PhotoEdit

In this book, you will read about the world

of money and your place in it You will also

read about saving, spending, and making

decisions about what to do with your income

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