The purpose of our product/assignment is to provide an invention that can morally address one, some, or many of the world's most urgent problems. Jordyn's approach designates to combat depression. When children feel happy, safe, or uplifted, the brain will be viable enough to open to engage new information, improving problem-solving critical thinking skills. 

This idea is better than what already exists because while there are diverse ways, shapes or forms to battle stress, our approach is to make a fidget toy out of a school accessory that you can also write with. We designated this idea because stress, especially in school facilities are one of the main factors that contribute to the acts or ideals of adolescent to adult suicide.

With our desired amount of money, we will plan to pay for the inventory, marketing, product development, manufacturing, and opening new locations. This will assist as it will help us to grow the business in order to further promote it. Jordyn and I did PERFECTLY on our teamwork. 

We understood what to do and we embraced each other's ideas, and the best part, we had fun doing it. We even got exactly what we asked for! That's why Jordyn (in my opinion) are amongst one of the few classmates who are great work-partners.

The best way to truly understand something is to understand its history.

 With this activity, you will visit web sites to research historical U.S. inflation rates and how they have changed over time. During World War I, the U.S. inflation rate was characterized by sharp price rises, especially for food products. Inflation resulted from the war's substantial expansion of the money supply.

Significant inflation occurred in the US during World War II, and increases in the cost of living were reflected in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). The US had severe inflation during World War II, as shown by the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Concerns about inflation were exacerbated by the war's effects on consumer goods availability, war spending, and the money supply.

The United States saw severe deflation (negative inflation) during the Great Depression (early 1930s), with prices plummeting due to collapsing demand. The worst period of price declines in American history occurred in 1932, when deflation peaked at over 10%, reversing the milder inflation of the late 1920s. 

Due to economic stagnation and widespread unemployment, prices fell significantly between 1929 and 1939, resulting in net deflation for the whole decade

I did well on safely utilizing quotes from outside, the research served a prominent purpose of further resonating my topic. I could work on not relying on quotes too much as I can sidetracked and include quotes that are too long. I need to work on providing more of an analysis explaining what the quote is about.

While playing the Stock market game I was tasked with buying and selling stocks. In this journal, below me and my partner, Ashely will write a report for each stock we purchase. Many stocks come from unique company we all know and adore. Each company contains their own history in terms of success or failure which would be recognized as a way that makes it exceptionally distinctive. 

For example, Microsoft Corporation, headquartered in Redmond, Washington, is among the largest and most influential technology companies in the world, with approximately 228,000 employees and a market capitalization of about $3.814 trillion as of October 2025. 

While, the Walt Disney Company, founded in 1923 by Walt and Roy O. Disney, is a global leader in entertainment, media, and theme parks. Headquartered in Burbank, California, Disney employs roughly 177,000 people worldwide and reported total revenues of $91.4 billion for fiscal 2024, ranking among the most valuable entertainment companies globally. 

I could've worked on my comprehension. In other words, even though I included lots of information, the context could be improved in way that I would focus more on how each stocks' history affected how the stocks are today. I could have elaborated.