International Business Class Commodities Case Studies/Activities Files Bundle

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These International Business Marketing and Economic Commodity Case Studies are so engaging and interactive! Students move the commodities on the map to show the countries with top production of that commodity. The lessons are also have Google Earth links to countries relevant to the commodities and their production.

✅Great International Business units that are part of the National Business Education Association (NBEA) standards.

This product contains the following commodities:

• Coffee
• Bananas
• Cocoa
• Avocados

A convenient lesson library is included in this bundle. Students examples are also included to use as ‘Teacher’s Keys’.

Students learn concepts such as:

• Fair-trade
• Imports and Exports
• Ethical Practices
• Fair Labor Practices
• Insurance for Farmers and Growers
• Processes and harvesting of popular commodities
• Economic Impact
• Supply and Demand
• Certified Organic
• …and MORE!

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Students were engage throughout the who (sic) unit. The material was easy to use and there’s an instructional video which I watched a few times to make sure I felt comfortable using it for the first time. This is an awesome resource

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I highly recommend anything from this seller. Thank you for your quality, relevant and comprehensive resources.

These commodity files can be purchased separately as:

1. Economics and Marketing Case Study on COFFEE as a Commodity.
2. Economic and Marketing Case Study on BANANAS as a Commodity.
3. Economic and Marketing Case Study on COCOA as a Commodity
4. Economic and Marketing Case Study on AVOCADOS as a Commodity

There is a great opportunity for a final project as well.

This resource is a perfect companion unit to the INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTRO UNIT which is also an interactive file with great videos and ‘field trips’ to various ports.

I also recommend my file on International Waterways and Busiest Shipping Routes. A great lesson on the supply chain and how products travel to the US.