Technology And Home Economics

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Technical Skills refers to technological knowhow on home economics, industrial arts, agricultural arts, entrepreneurship, and Information & Communication Technology

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Underground economy refers to economic activities that are not included in determing the GNP. Examples are drug transactions, prostitution and surprisingly, work done at home by homemakers. Another example is that while an entrepreneur may put countless hours to nurture a business, these hours would not enter the GNP because no wages were paid. Now more and more activities that were not included are entering the "count". A job cutting grass might have been done by a kid whose income was not reported as part of GNP. Now the same work done by a lawn-service company becomes part of mainstream and is counted. Most of the activities you list follow a similar pattern.

I am still at school and I want to know what type of jobs I could do when I am older. I am really good at Maths, Fundaments of Business and Computer Technology. I get all A+ in them. Then I am good at English, Science, Media and Home Economics. I get A and A- in those. So what do you recommend???

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Business Mgt., Accounting, Finance, Teaching. If you're good at Math, there's really not anything that you can't do.

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Is that a question?

who has the book, Technology and Home Economics for 1st year?

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you may want to try borrowing it from an older cousin or a family friend who is now a sophomore if you can't find any. also try divisoria, they may have used books there.

Home management somehow is related to home economics and technology.

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management of peoples homes. It would kind of be like a house cleaning service.