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After a field visit to the mall, Economics teacher Ms. Rabia overhears three of her Standard VIII students: Student 1: Malls are public facilities. After all, everyone is allowed to enter them. Student 2: No, no, malls are run by private companies. They make a profit out of them. Student 3: That is true. But if they are profitable, why doesn't the government run them? Help the teacher arrange the students in INCREASING order of conceptual clarity.

After a field visit to the mall, Economics teacher Ms. Rabia overhears three of her Standard VIII students: Student 1: Malls are public facilities. After all, everyone is allowed to enter them. Student 2: No, no, malls are run by private companies. They make a profit out of them. Student 3: That is true. But if they are profitable, why doesn't the government run them? Help the teacher arrange the students in INCREASING order of conceptual clarity. Correct Answer Student 1 < Student 3 < Student 2

Conceptual knowledge\understanding- It is referred to as the knowledge of the concepts, principles, and theories that the students learn in the class mainly through reading, writing, and experiencing.

Key Points Here, After a field visit to the mall, Economics teacher Ms. Rabia overhears three of her Standard VIII students:

The teacher arranges the students in INCREASING order of conceptual clarity.

  • Student 1: Malls are public facilities. After all, everyone is allowed to enter them.
  • Student 3: That is true. But if they are profitable, why doesn't the government-run them?
  • Student 2: No, no, malls are run by private companies. They make a profit out of them.

Thus, it is concluded that  Student 1 < Student 3 < Student 2 is the correct answer.

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