Not Just Because - Economics

A single apple might cost one amount at a farm stand and a completely different amount at an airport — but why? This episode breaks down supply and demand, the two big forces that push prices up or pull them down, using kid-friendly examples like lemonade stands, rare trading cards, and snow-day hot chocolate.

Show Notes

A single apple might cost one amount at a farm stand and a completely different amount at an airport — but why? This episode breaks down supply and demand, the two big forces that push prices up or pull them down, using kid-friendly examples like lemonade stands, rare trading cards, and snow-day hot chocolate. Along the way, listeners discover how the number of people who want something and the amount available work together to set a price — and why that price can change from day to day.

What is Not Just Because - Economics?

Everyday economics for kids around 7 to 10, exploring money, trade, saving, and choices with concrete examples and honest, non-partisan explanations of how people and markets make decisions.