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8.  "Money is a good servant, but a poor master."  Please explain.  
 
8.  "Money is a good servant, but a poor master."  Please explain.  
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9.  Improve on the lecture's definition of scarcity.
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9.  Improve on the lecture's definition of scarcity, and/or discuss the Ehrlich-Simon debate.
    
10.  Imagine that you are riding on an airplane and need to finish a written project by the time it lands in order to earn a fee of $500.  The passenger next to you, however, keeps interrupting you by complaining about how she lost a $5 bill in the airport before the plane took off.  You keep asking her to forget about it, but she won't.  What would make sense in economic terms for you to do to get her to stop bothering you about it?
 
10.  Imagine that you are riding on an airplane and need to finish a written project by the time it lands in order to earn a fee of $500.  The passenger next to you, however, keeps interrupting you by complaining about how she lost a $5 bill in the airport before the plane took off.  You keep asking her to forget about it, but she won't.  What would make sense in economic terms for you to do to get her to stop bothering you about it?
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