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Consumer Stuff for KidsA TEACHING & LEARNING Johnson Linnet Hunter - Education consultantAcknowledgements Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV) gratefully acknowledges the partnership with The Office of Gaming and Racing (Victorian Department of Justice) in the development of this resource. the following teachers for trialling the units of work in their school:Illya Samarin, Glengala/Sunshine West Primary School, Sunshine Susan M Wilson, Mount Waverley North Primary School, Mount WaverleyJohn Sandy, St Dominic s Primary School, CamberwellMark MacGregor, Corpus Christi Primary School, GlenroyPamela Dudgeon, Abbotsford Primary School, AbbotsfordNatalie Will, Briar Hill Primary School, Briar HillAmanda Patton and staff, Ararat Primary School, Ararat Melinda Atkinson, Keilor Heights Primary School, Keilor Heights the contribution made by Jennifer Quick, Curriculum Manager, Business Studies, Victorian Curriculumand Assessment Authority the contribution made by Mardi Hall, St Mary s Primary School, Swan Hill to Unit 8: Is advertisingconsuming me?

• discussing the problem in person ... Audit means checking a budget carefully to make sure the income, expenditure and balance are calcu-lated correctly. Barter: Exchanging goods or services for other goods or services. Budget: A plan for saving, spending ... At the end of the month the consumer receives a bill to repay the total amount they ...

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